CBS News While the last remaining S&P 500 company without a female board member just seated a woman, only one in four board seats at S&P 500 companies is occupied by a woman, and, significantly, more than 500 companies on the Russell 3000 index do not have any women sitting on their boards. Beyond fairness …
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Forbes Emboldening women to put themselves ‘out there’ requires nurturing their courage to risk backlash (think sitting female members of Congress). Among the ways women can demonstrate leadership qualities are playing up their individual strengths and avoiding “out-of-power” language. Women can also use their voice to support other women in their organizations. Read more>>>
Ms. Magazine Research shows women are disproportionately affected by climate change and bear the greatest burden around the world. Research also shows they may be best-suited to lead us forward. Read more>>>
Sojourners In some places in 2019, acceptance of women in leadership roles is still a challenge. But seeing women lead – from World Cup soccer to pulpits – is important not just for our daughters but also for our sons. Read more >>>
Interesting Engineering While engineering remains a male-dominated field, remarkably, women now head five of the eight engineering departments at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Read more >>>
