The Truth About Working While Struggling with Perimenopause
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Staring at an Image of Yourself on Zoom Has Serious Consequences for Mental Health – Especially for Women
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By Brian Mayer, University of Arizona; Melissa A. Barnett, University of Arizona; Mona Arora, University of Arizona, and Sabrina V.
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Read moreWomen Face Motherhood Penalty in STEM Careers Long Before They Actually Become Mothers
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Four years ago, Jennifer Presley found herself facing a financial nightmare. The single mother of two was refurbishing a home
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Read moreTrans Moms Discuss Their Unique Parenting Challenges During the Pandemic – and What They Worry About When Things Go Back to ‘Normal’
By Derek P. Siegel, University of Massachusetts Amherst Between 25% and 50% of transgender adults in the U.S. have children.
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By Constance Shehan, University of Florida The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case challenging a Mississippi state law that
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By Kenneth McLeod, Binghamton University, State University of New York With millions of Americans vaccinated against COVID-19, many who have
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By Clare Mehta, Emmanuel College If you could be one age for the rest of your life, what would it
Read moreWomen Frequently Experience Sexual Harassment at Work, yet Few Claims Ever Reach a Courtroom
By Joseph A. Seiner, University of South Carolina Sexual harassment allegations against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, including at least
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After a year of living under the cloud of COVID-19, there’s finally hope on the horizon, thanks to a new
Read moreWhy a Stimulus Package Matters to Women
If you’re a woman, you probably know what it feels like to juggle work, childcare, housework and your own well-being.
Read moreChoosing Health Insurance is So Complicated, 23% of Workers With Only Two Choices Picked the Worse One
By Trevor Collier, University of Dayton and Marlon L. Williams, University of Dayton The Research Brief is a short take
Read moreWomen Risk Losing Decades of Workplace Progress Due to Covid-19 – Here’s How Companies Can Prevent That
By Stephanie M.H. Moore, Indiana University American women have made strides in the workplace over the past half-century in terms
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