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The Nevada legislature, which concluded its biennial session on Monday, is making history — and not just statistically. At 52%, this state house is the first to become majority female, and what a difference that is proving to make, particularly when it comes to women’s reproductive rights. I’ve worked in more than 60 countries and …
The Nevada legislature is making history, OpEd by Swanee Hunt Read More »
Library of Congress The affect is worse that the issues. When polled, Americans believe one thing; when they self-label, they speak differently. David C. Barker and Lilliana Mason, nationally recognized experts on the roots and manifestations of political polarization, discuss how political discourse has become so degraded and what to look for in the future …
Polarization and Political Discourse in the U.S. Read More »
Thrive Global Organisations around the world have recognized the potential of women leaders in terms of their leadership skills and leadership ability. According to the Harvard Business Review, at every level, more women were rated by their peers, their bosses, their direct reports, and their other associates as better overall leaders than their male counterparts. In …
Why Female Leaders Outperform Men (And Why We Need More Of Them) Read More »
The Oklahoman Forget “Choosy mothers choose Jif.” What if women, mothers or not, could choose to buy their peanut butter, or any product or service, from companies that support women. Oklahoma City-based Purse Power technology and marketing company is helping women do just that, through an online national directory, free phone apps and a Google …
Entrepreneur leverages women’s buying power in startup tech company Read More »
Forbes According to the Pew Research Center, women in positions of leadership are at an all-time high. Despite these trends, the faces of power within our government and industries are majority male (the highest percentage of women in leadership in any given industry is below 30 percent) and majority white. But with the election of transformative and provocative leaders in …
In ‘We Are the Radical Monarchs,’ Young Women Of Color Lead The Way Read More »
