Tatiana Sampaio, researcher of polylaminin, participates in 'Science For Them' at USP in São Carlos
Researcher Tatiana Sampaio will speak at the 'Science For Them' event at the University of São Paulo in São Carlos, focusing on her work with polylaminin for spinal injury treatment.
Young woman took a half-day off from work to refill gas in a cylinder
A young woman took a half-day off from her job to refill a gas cylinder, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals in need of essential services.
Three women from the same family work on a farm: they still have to explain themselves to those around them
Three women from a Lithuanian family maintain a strong connection while pursuing careers in pig farming, reflecting on their familial bonds and dedication to their work.
What a scandal, the family in the woods, the drama of that crying and Khamenei: so, today...
Italian President Mattarella addresses gender equality and the impact of recent tragedies involving children, highlighting societal issues and the responsibility of adults.
New PwC data on the situation of women in the labor market. What changes in Poland?
Experts from PwC assess gender equality progress in the labor market across 33 OECD countries, including Poland, in their report 'Women in Work 2026.'
Center "Marta" receives the Weila Award for work in gender equality
The Latvian NGO "Center Marta" was awarded the Simone Veil Prize for its support work for women and girls affected by violence in Latvia and Ukraine.
Kim Jong-un describes North Korean women as 'physically weak' but 'strong-willed'
In a speech during International Women's Day, Kim Jong-un praised North Korean women for their hard work, while simultaneously describing them as 'physically weak' yet 'strong-willed.'
Number of women who take leave from work due to violence increases by 152%, says research
A report indicates that leaves from work due to violence against women have surged by 152% between 2023 and 2025 in Brazil.
Menstrual Leave: Why Is the System Difficult to Utilize? 80 Years of Women's Health and Work
This article discusses the challenges faced by women in utilizing menstrual leave in Japan, highlighting its historical context and current implications.
Venezuelan Women Claim Their Place in the Transition at the March on 8M
Venezuelan women demand their place in the political transition during the March 8 demonstration, focusing on political prisoners and the challenges of care work in the country.
'I was ordered to work in Co-Op until I had a baby - now I've written a bestseller'
Maya Jordan, once limited by societal expectations, defied the odds to become a bestselling author at 55 years old.
Returning to 'The Words of Black Women,' a pioneering text of Afro-feminism
The article discusses the significance of Awa Thiam's 1978 work "La Parole aux négresses" in African feminism, highlighting its impact on women's voices in a patriarchal society.
Meloni: "No one should have to choose between family and work"
On International Women's Day, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasized the evolving role of women in society and the need for an environment where women can thrive without having to choose between family and work.
Woman specializes in makeup for the deceased after becoming unemployed in AC: 'Where I found myself'
Raquel de Andrade Souza, a makeup artist for the deceased, reflects on her work with care and sensitivity during a challenging period in her life.
Women in Part-Time: 'Parental Leave Should Be Shared Completely'
Economist Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln argues that outdated norms and tax disincentives contribute to women's reduced work hours and earnings, suggesting that increasing paternity leave could help rectify this issue.
"It seems that female scientists have to work much harder," says a biologist awarded by Capes
Gabriela Dias Noske, a young biologist, discusses the challenges faced by women in science, illustrating her experiences with gender bias in academic environments.
Interruptions, distrust, and harassment: reports show barriers for young women at work
The article explores the challenges faced by young women in the workplace, highlighting personal experiences of discrimination and the need for respect and validation in male-dominated environments.
Women's Day: rural producer manages 7,500 m² property alone in Mogi das Cruzes
Fernanda Vieira, a 32-year-old farmer from Mogi das Cruzes, Brazil, single-handedly manages a 7,500 square meter property while balancing the demands of motherhood and work on International Women’s Day.
Menopause at work: Germany starts breaking the taboo
Germany is beginning to address the impacts of menopause on female employees, particularly in the context of a skilled labor shortage.
Father Runs a Grocery Store, Daughter Passes UPSC Exam, Makes it to Top 10
Aastha Jain from Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, has made headlines by securing a spot in the top 10 of the UPSC exam after three attempts, reflecting her dedication and hard work despite humble beginnings.
Paid Apprenticeship Year Attracts Women to the Construction Industry: 'Want to Work Practically'
A paid apprenticeship program aimed at women is helping to increase female representation in Sweden's male-dominated construction industry.
See how nine influential women around the world approach female leadership
The New York Times asked nine influential women worldwide about their work and leadership styles, presenting their edited and condensed responses.
Menopause at 46: Children’s Exams and Work… 'I Learned Treatment Was Possible'
A 52-year-old woman shares her struggles with menopause, addressing underestimated health issues and the need for better awareness and treatment options in Japan.
Women's Day: Fair brings together 45 entrepreneurs with crafts, fashion, and regional cuisine in AC
A fair at Lago do Amor in Rio Branco, Brazil, is celebrating International Women's Day by showcasing the work of 45 women entrepreneurs in crafts, fashion, and regional cuisine.
Mohan's Aakriti excels in UPSC exam, shares her success story
Aakriti from Mohali has achieved a significant milestone by passing the UPSC civil services examination, aspiring to work towards the development of children and women.
Danae Voridou - The power of persistence in the kitchen
Danae Voridou shares her culinary journey and the importance of hard work and perseverance in her career as a chef.
The Rural Women Network arrives with a new impact agenda at Expoagro
The Rural Women Network will participate in Expoagro 2026 with a focus on strengthening work networks and promoting women's roles in agriculture.
Video | Prostitution in Europe: Abolition or Regulation?
This video explores the ongoing debate in Europe about prostitution, examining the contrasting approaches of regulation versus abolition, in light of discussions on women's rights and social implications.
Action Day Women’s Strike: "There is still a double standard"
The 'Daughters Collective' in Germany has called for a nationwide women's strike to raise awareness of the extensive caregiving work that women continue to perform, both paid and unpaid.
Women’s Strike: "Nothing would work anymore"
Women in Germany are crucial to many essential jobs, and a recent strike on March 9th sparked discussions about their contributions and the implications of their absence from the workforce.
Women and Work: 80% Have Experienced Burnout – One in Two Faced Marginalizing or Harassing Behaviors
A nationwide survey reveals high rates of burnout among women in Greece and significant safety concerns regarding harassment reporting.
One of the First Czech Women in Natural Sciences Refused to Choose Between Work and Her Feelings
Zdenka Hásková-Dyková, a pioneer among Czech women in natural sciences, navigated the conflict between pursuing her career and her personal life, a struggle that resonates with women's experiences to this day.
Fair highlights the work of women in family agriculture in São Luís
The 3rd Women's Fair of Family Agriculture is taking place in São Luís, Brazil, celebrating women’s contributions to agriculture and promoting their businesses.
Spousal splitting: What path leads out of the secondary earner trap?
A recent study reveals that changing tax policies could create 175,000 full-time positions in Germany by making it more attractive for secondary earners to work.
Man associated with sex work arrested, claimed 'there are jobs that pay well' to multiple women
A 39-year-old man, Masato Miyamoto, was arrested in Fukuoka for allegedly introducing women to sex establishments, claiming they could earn substantial incomes.
Women 'pantomiming' in the entertainment district: A decade of conflict between police and touts in Nakasu, Kyushu
The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Nakasu, Fukuoka, between police enforcing laws against touting and the women who work in the entertainment industry as touts, particularly highlighting a unique form of communication used by some workers.
The mechanisms to prevent gender violence in Europe do not work "adequately", warns a report
A new EU report highlights the inadequacy of current mechanisms to combat gender violence and advocates for legal reforms centered on consent-based definitions of rape.
Karolina Ramqvist: She was perhaps the most powerful woman in the world
Karolina Ramqvist discusses the significance of Marguerite de Navarre and her work 'Heptameron' in challenging male violence against women.
People were at work, two women killed: Russians destroy agricultural facility in Sumy Oblast
Russian forces have attacked an agricultural facility in Shostka, Sumy Oblast, resulting in the deaths of two women and serious injuries to another employee.
Who was the therapist Gabriela Martins, who died at 31 years old in São Paulo
Gabriela Martins, a therapist known for her work in positive psychology, passed away at the age of 31 due to complications from in vitro fertilization in São Paulo.
Former Police Inspector Admits to Leaking Investigation Information to a Scout Group for Adult Entertainment
A former police inspector in Tokyo has admitted to leaking sensitive investigation information to a scout group involved in introducing women to sex work, violating confidentiality laws.
To increase low birth rates, we need to help mothers
Claudia Goldin, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, argues that raising children requires substantial support due to the unpredictable demands of parenting, which often results in a dilemma for parents balancing work and family life.
Beautician Name, Sex Racket Work... Amreen and Afreen's Clients from Ahmedabad to Bengaluru
Two sisters in Bhopal, Amreen and Afreen, have been arrested for running a sex trafficking ring targeting vulnerable girls.
Inequalities Begin at the Birth of a Child. Why Parental Leaves Still Don't Work
Parental leave policies in the UK disproportionately favor the middle and upper classes, perpetuating inequality and highlighting the struggles women face in the workplace, particularly after childbirth.
The most educated women, but penalized in work. Salaries 25% lower and pensions 44% lower
Despite being more educated, women in Italy continue to face significant wage disparities in the workplace, with salaries averaging 25% lower than men's and pensions 44% less.
Contest 'Beautiful, Scientist, and from the Bar' opens registrations for women researchers in Juiz de Fora
A contest aimed at promoting women researchers has opened registrations in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, facilitating their presentation of academic work in an informal setting.
Day of the General Services Assistant: women share challenges and achievements in their work routine
On the Day of the General Services Assistant, women share their experiences and the vital role they play in maintaining cleanliness in schools, hospitals, and businesses in Brazil.
Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi: "It is haunting to be a woman in a patriarchy"
Author Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi reflects on her experiences and the haunting themes of her latest work, intertwined with her childhood in the theater, during an interview in Malmö.
Woman is chased and threatened with death after refusing involvement with colleague at work
A woman was threatened with death by a co-worker after rejecting his advances, leading to a police investigation and subsequent search of the suspect's home in Campo Grande, Brazil.
Unanimous complaint by women in the Police: "The protocols do not work when a superior is reported; there is fear, it ends in psychological leave..."
Women in Spain's National Police express a lack of trust in internal protocols for reporting sexual assaults involving superiors, highlighting fear of retaliation and the prevalence of psychological distress among victims.