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Post-retirement work is linked to increased life satisfaction, but this relationship is significantly influenced by gender and type of employment. New studies show that men who continue working after the…

A collaborative article titled “Indonesian Muslim Attire: Sarong, Koko, and Surjan, and the Axis of Islamic Fashion” has been prepared and published by the Indonesian Fashion Designers Society, the Cultural…

Amid the noise of modern life, somewhere between glass skyscrapers and digital screens, a new generation of Western women is rethinking its lifestyle. In an era where modern feminism has…

According to an official report presented to the UN General Assembly by Richard Bennett – the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan – a prominent…

A new study published in Community, Work & Family reveals that extended family leave comes with steep career costs — and single mothers are the most vulnerable group. The research…

The image of Natalie Brossard, a professional diver from Wisconsin, in a long-sleeved swimsuit and swim pants, has become a powerful symbol of a fundamental shift in beach culture. Once,…

An American website has published new statistics on the crimes committed by the Julani regime against Syrian women. The American website Al-Monitor examined the violations of minority rights in Syria,…

Deeply ingrained beliefs about the dominant role of genetics over effort and environment in academic success continue to block women’s progress in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Recent studies…

South Korea has the world’s lowest birth rate, yet fertility clinics in the country are experiencing a significant boom.Official statistics show that between 2018 and 2022, the number of infertility…

Zeynab Rahimi, a graduate of Level Three in Islamic Jurisprudence and Principles from the Women’s Seminary and currently a PhD student in “Women and Family Studies,” has analyzed the historical,…