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Female Resiliency in Roma: A Tale of Two Women

April 23, 2019 film, mexico, women, women's rights

BY DANIELA PHILIPSON GARCIA Alfonso Cuaron’s most recent film is named after one of Mexico City’s upper-class neighborhoods, Roma. For

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India’s Skewed Sex Ratio and Its Long-Term Implications

January 22, 2019 Gender Equality, india, women's rights

BY ALLIE DICHIARA Over one million women demographically go “missing” each year around the world as a result of sex-selective

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Centering Women of Color through Intersectional Policymaking: Let’s Start with Abortion Access

January 7, 2019January 27, 2019 justice, race, Women's Health, women's rights

BY AMANDA MATOS Womanhood is not a monolith, and yet policy makers—and the legislation they champion—treat women as if they

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Remembering “Comfort Women” in South Korea and Beyond

December 13, 2018December 13, 2018 nobel, women, women's rights

BY WON-MO KOO Just four years ago, Nadia Murad, co-recipient of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, was one of the

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#MeToo Explained: Ending “Boys Will Be Boys” Culture

November 12, 2018 #metoo, violence against women, women's rights

BY EVELYN NAM When Dr. Ford was asked what she remembers to be the worst about her experience of sexual

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What American Politics Can Learn from Ireland’s Abortion Referendum

May 23, 2018May 29, 2018 abortion, Ireland, referendum, social media, women's rights

BY BEN MCGUIRE On Friday, May 25, 2018, the Republic of Ireland may be one of the first nations in

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Social Media Alone Won’t Improve Women’s Rights in the Middle East

May 9, 2017November 15, 2017 Egypt, human rights, middle east, Saudi Arabia, social media, women's rights

BY NABILA ABU-HANTASH I was sitting behind the wheel in Jedda, Saudi Arabia, with my close friend in the passenger’s

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