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Spring ephemerals have begun to bloom in southern Vermont. The start of wildflower season is more predictable here than in the West, where wildflower emergence follows water, whether snowmelt (early July in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain…
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KEY FACTS Sandberg announced her departure in a Facebook post: She said she plans to spend more time with her family in addition to focusing on…
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Sunshine Suzanne Sykes of the Navajo Nation is also just the fifth Indigenous woman in U.S. history to serve on a federal court. The Senate voted Wednesday to confirm Sunshine Suzanne…
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KEY POINTS Compared to others, leaders-to-be are more extraverted, open, stable, conscientious, trusting, risk-taking, and more likely to feel in control. When preparing for their role, future leaders seem…
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The women on the Princeton University swim team spoke of collective frustration edging into anger. They had watched Lia Thomas, a transgender woman who swam for the University of Pennsylvania, win meet after…
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Compensation for top female CEOs soared last year, providing a sign of progress toward more gender parity in corporate leadership. Women CEOs of S&P 500 companies were paid a median of…
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As the issues affecting the midterm elections take shape, something is becoming clear: Many directly impact women. The baby formula shortage, high gas prices, rising food costs and the upcoming Supreme…
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When we talk about managers, leaders, CEOs, and CFOs, we usually bring the picture of a man to our minds. Still, women make great managers and leaders of all kinds, and today, we…
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I am back in the Bay Area this week meeting with other supporters of proportional voting to discuss strategies to modernize U.S. House elections with ranked-choice voting in districts that elect three or…
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Women comprised 45% of all new Fortune 500 board appointments in 2021, a new high, while Black directors were 26% of new appointees, a tad lower than 2020 after a surge that year,…