“I wish I had mentors and a network like this when I just started my business” is a statement our Next-Gen Chairperson, Lillit, hears over and over from many of our colleagues at the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).

Shirley and Sean share their different experiences working in the STEM field.

Women’s development in music throughout history.

Cases of growth in independence for women over history.

Reflections from our founder for July 2021.

The Genderbread Person is an infographic developed by itspronouncedmetrosexual.com that shows the ways sexuality, gender, expression, and sex are all distinctly different parts of a person’s identity.

Before you donate your time or money, see exactly who our programs at 50/50 Leadership serve.

Practical ways you can help struggling communities in your daily life.

When we think of dehumanizing someone, we often think in extremes. But dehumanization is a subtle act and has become a frequent occurrence in our everyday lives.

As March comes to an end, I wanted to write this for all the amazing females worldwide.

Our series on intersectional feminism has been broad, using statistics and summaries to introduce the issues. However, introductions fail to capture the details and this month, we would like to rectify that. A lot has happened in the months since we began these articles in October, but what have these changes meant for the women we have discussed?

Statistical highlights from the 2020 Women in the Workplace Report by McKinsey & Company and LeanIn.org.

We surveyed our board and team leaders on their thoughts for the current status of workplace inclusivity for individuals with disabilities.

When we hear about leadership, we think of the stereotypical aspects, such as assertiveness, influence, and courage. However, many leaders lack one of the most important traits, the one that separates a good leader from a great one: empathy.

Not all immigrants are welcomed by Lady Liberty’s open arms.

Feminism has existed in different ways for hundreds of years, and captured here is only a small look at the voices through which women’s rights have spoken over time.