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Bringing Soil Health to Indigenous Communities
Scientist Lydia Jennings is leading an effort to improve Native lands traversed by gas pipelines and scarred by mining.
Meet the Winners of Our 2023 Women In Science Incentive Prize
These soil scientists aim to improve the health of one of the most overlooked resources on Earth – and we’re awarding $5,000 grants to support them.
Our List of 2023 Buzzwords, Some Inspired by Barbie and Taylor Swift
From “Kenergy” to “Rizz,” the following list of words captures some of this past year’s key moments and trends.
9 Women-Led Comfort Movies to Cozy Up To
Grab a blanket and your biggest bowl of popcorn – it’s time to snuggle up with our list of super-fun, feel-good films.
In Germany, This Women-Led Restaurant Is Entirely Powered by Food Waste
Community Kitchen München rescues fresh produce and turns it into meals, part of an effort to lower greenhouse gas emissions and aid the climate crisis.
These 13 Holiday Gifts Will Bring Us Back Together
The items on our 2023 “Coming Together” gift guide – all made by women entrepreneurs, and each under $150 – offer unique ways to connect with our loved ones.
Known for Her TikTok Videos, a Menopause Expert Launches a New Brand
Dr. Mary Claire Haver has used social media to educate women about hormonal transitions. Now, she’s launching ThePauseLife.com.
Women Aren’t Running for Office Like They Used To. The Reason Makes Perfect Sense
A new study from nonprofit She Should Run suggests that unpaid labor and elevated stress levels have rendered women too exhausted to take on political campaigns.
A List of Books by Women Authors To Read This Winter
Baby, it’s cold outside – which is why you should stay in and read these new releases by women authors, from Kiley Reid to Caz Frear.
The Big News for Women from Election 2023
A round-up of noteworthy wins from around the nation, from abortion protections to significant “firsts.”
How College Students Are Rallying Against Gun Violence
The threat of school shootings has been a part of their lives since childhood. Today, they’re taking a stance.
For These Political Organizers, the Real Work Begins After Election Day
The Texas Organizing Project is galvanizing Black and Latino voters into action – and holding candidates to their progressive campaign promises.
7 Spellbinding Witch Movies to Watch This Halloween
From campy comedies to historical dramas, these flicks feature the most iconic witch tales to get you into the spirit of the holiday.
There is No Statute of Limitations on Women’s Pain
Prior to the release of Britney Spears’ memoir, “The Woman in Me,” some wondered why she was opening old wounds. The answer is simple: She deserves to.