It’s never too early to become an activist.
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Gender equity will not land on us when we open the window.
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When I was in junior high school, I took ballroom dancing. The teacher, a woman, told us that if a misstep was made, it was always the girl’s fault.
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Yes, the new Lady Gaga-Bradley Cooper film version of “A Star Is Born” is about a complicated relationship tainted with substance abuse and fame (no spoiler alert as this is the fourth remake and everyone has seen the trailer).
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The real estate industry, though it has a majority of certified female realtors, has yet to reach parity in leadership roles, especially in the commercial sector.
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One year into the explosion of the #MeToo movement and 12 years after it was founded by Tarana Burke, the impact on the international cultural consciousness suggests a closer look at how the stories, consequences and actions of survivors have impacted attitudes about sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Music drove her into technology. Fairness keeps her here.
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He yelled; she calmly measured her words.
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It is list season.
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Thirty-one years ago, Wendy Murphy graduated from New England Law School in Boston, and began working as a prosecutor viewing up close what she found as the mistreatment of women under the law as women held fewer legal protections than men.
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Of course you will admit when you’ve made a mistake at work. Or inadvertently hurt someone’s feelings.
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“Keep your hands to yourself.”
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