Rahma Alkhawahr, the first female champion in Saudi Arabia, has said she is aiming to capitalise on her landmark Saudi Games success by becoming an “example” for other women athletes…
October 18th, is registered as national sports day on the Iranian calendar. As media around the world is going on about how Islam limits women athletes and that Iranian female…
‘Not only do we not have enough women in science, but we aren’t doing enough to celebrate the ones we have,’ said physicist Jess Wade While all governmental officials around…
India had the largest share of respondents agreeing that countries led by women are better managed, according to a U.S. News survey. Women serve as elected heads of state or…
Five women were selected to showcase their eco-friendly project at an exhibition in Gaza organized by the Women’s Affairs Center to raise awareness on climate change and the need to…
Celebrating 120 years of women in law Since Ada Evans became the first woman in Australia to graduate in law 120 years ago, many other trailblazing women at the University…
Before you have wedding meltdown number — well, bajillion — call on Jen Glantz, the 34-year-old founder of Bridesmaid for Hire. She’s standing by in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to help brides and grooms across…
The University of Kentucky has been named to the Forbes list of America’s Best Employers for Women. This is the university’s first year on the list — appearing as number 88 out of 400…
There’s still more work to do to overcome stereotypes of female scientists Depictions of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are powerful sources of inspiration for young women…
There is renewed agitation for more inclusion of women in politics and governance in Nigeria. Analysts and observers of political events believe this is justifiable, considering the number of women…
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