Global Spotlight

Women globally face setbacks in leadership, economics, and legal protections despite progress in poverty reduction and government representation.

Women's rights have progressed, but there's more to do. Supporting equality for all women ensures a brighter future. By focusing on legal, social, and economic reforms, we can create lasting change for generations.

Women’s health research sees new support with updated grants from the NSF and EPA, focusing on closing gaps in understanding environmental and medical factors impacting women's well-being in the U.S.

Gender inequality persists globally, with women underrepresented in leadership and more likely to live in poverty. We must improve access to education, jobs, and social protections to create a fairer world.

Global discussions continue to focus on women's rights, addressing safety in conflict zones and reproductive health, pushing for policies that support and protect women in vulnerable situations.

Women continue to navigate a work environment filled with hidden biases and barriers, often requiring more effort to achieve the same recognition as their male peers.

The halfway mark of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is a moment to reflect on gender equality progress and the steps needed to empower women globally.

The UN's 2024 economic report highlights a global slowdown impacting women through inflation, labor disparities, and investment challenges.

The ongoing fight for gender equality highlights women’s achievements, challenges, and the need for systemic change to ensure global equality.

In clear and unambiguous terms, the world is changing fast, and organizations must adapt accordingly. Therefore, this article will look at some of the most noticeable business insights from 2022.

According to the data produced by the National Museum of Women in Arts, around 51 percent of visual artists are women. However, when it comes to representation in exhibitions and galleries, the numbers tell a less optimistic story.

Women are making significant strides in business, from early pioneers like Madam C.J. Walker to 13 million entrepreneurs today, leading diverse industries and generating over $1 trillion.