Stand Up And Be Counted: Why Lists Of Women Tracking Progress Matter

It is list season.

She's Mad As Hell: The Gender Gap in Anger Persists

How dare she?

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Equal Means Equal: ERA Activist, Director Fights For Equality

It’s simple, right? Equal means equal. Unless it doesn’t.

ParityMichele WeldonSeptember 7, 2018equality, gender equality, Michele Weldon, purpose, women leadersComment

Get It Done: When Will Women Have True Equality in U.S.?

We get it that this is not Iceland. Iceland is No. 1 on the “World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index, which ranks 144 countries based on how close they are to achieving gender equality,” Melissa Jun Rowley writes in Forbes. The U.S. ranks 45th. “According to the Global Gender

ParityMichele WeldonAugust 21, 2018Equal pay, equality, Michele Weldon, Women's equality day, womens movementComment

Open The Door: Female Filmmakers Win At Telling Their Stories

It was six short films (including two animated works) in one evening of spectacular possibility.

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That’s What She Wrote: 25 Books By, For and About Women in Leadership This Summer

It gets tiresome every publishing cycle when lists of recommended business and leadership books feature only male authors or a very few female authors.

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Mamma Mia! Women in Hollywood Showing The Money, Closing Gaps?

What do you get when you bring together an inter-generational group of independent working women to sing, dance, bond, thrive, make their own sexual and reproduction choices, run successful businesses and wear magnificent costumes spanning decades?

ParityMichele WeldonJuly 27, 2018equality, film, gender parity, Michele Weldon, women in film, women leadersComment

About Time: 8 Tips To Close The Gap For Equal Pay Day

When is 20 percent off not a good thing? When it is applied to every working woman in America who makes on average 20 percent less than a man in the same position. Click here for Take The Lead’s Equal Pay Day Infographic

ParityMichele WeldonApril 5, 2018Equal Pay Day, Michele Weldon, parity, pay gap, women in the workplaceComment