Lea von Bidder, Ava Make Life, Pregnancy Easier for Women
Ava Science Inc., co-founded by Lea von Bidder, created a bracelet that helps women monitor fertility effortlessly, revolutionizing how they track their reproductive health.
Congress Passes Bill to Reinforce Women’s Protection
Congress has reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), aiming to boost protections against domestic violence and sexual assault and improve resources for survivors.
Women’s Participation in US Can Boost GDP by $1 Trillion: Moody’s
Moody's report suggests that expanding women's labor market participation in the US could boost the economy by $11 trillion over the next decade, highlighting gender disparities in job recovery.
Celebrating Women’s History Month 2022 with WomELLE
Celebrate Women’s History Month by joining our panel discussion, She’s Possible. Meet inspiring women leaders and entrepreneurs on March 30 and get motivated to achieve your own goals.
48% Single Women in the US Supported Racial Justice Protests
In 2020, nearly 50% of single women in the U.S. supported racial justice causes, surpassing single men and married couples, according to a report by the Women’s Philanthropy Institute.
Culture, Covid and Domestic Violence Delay Women’s Advance in Mexico
In early 2000s Mexico, women faced barriers to leadership roles, with warnings and resistance from male-dominated sectors, as highlighted by economy minister Tatiana Clouthier.
Most Influential US First Ladies
Over the years, the role of First Lady has evolved from traditional hostess duties to an influential position, with women like Eleanor Roosevelt and Michelle Obama shaping their legacies.
Biden Nominates Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
President Biden's nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court aims to reflect America's diversity and qualifications, promising to bring a fresh perspective to the bench.
US Women’s Football Reaches Agreement on Equal Pay
The landmark agreement promises equal pay for both the men’s and women’s national soccer teams, including $24 million in bonuses for the women, aligning their earnings with the men’s team.
Tribe in California Struggles with Missing Women
Emmilee Risling, a young Native woman, went missing in Northern California after erratic behavior and an arson charge. Her case highlights issues in handling missing Indigenous persons.
27% Women Experienced Intimate Partner Violence
Over a quarter of women globally have experienced domestic violence, with the issue worsening during the pandemic, underscoring the urgent need for effective intervention and support.
Biden Marks Black History Month at White House
President Biden honored Black History Month by nominating Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court and urging Congress to pass critical voting rights legislation.