In a recent issue of Fortune’s Broadsheet, Paige McGlauflin pointed out how neurodivergence is a career-maker for men like Elon Musk – who credits his “genius” and success to Asperger’s. Richard Branson, who has said he has dyslexia, Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad, and musician Kanye West have made similar remarks, with West rapping, “That’s my […]
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If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve got some sort of internet access. Currently, more than half of the global population is connected to the internet, and while some regions still lack the infrastructure to provide sufficient coverage, others have internet penetration rates close to 100 percent. Globally, the US ranks third in digital populations
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We’re all aware of the impact of gender bias and are quite confident that – despite what many may think – it still exists. How do we know? Numerous studies have proven it. But more importantly because most (if not all) women have experienced it. Ageism on the other hand is not as quantifiable because
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On Thursday, March 30, 2023, at the close of Women’s History Month, the National Women’s History Museum’s (NWHM) inaugural in-person exhibition made its debut at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in downtown Washington, DC., We Who Believe in Freedom: Black Feminist DC, highlights Black women activists whose work in Washington, DC, influenced national
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When was the last time you made yourself a priority? If you’re like many women, it may have been a while. Bestselling author and founder of Diversity Woman Media, Dr. Sheila Robinson, says, “Women are working harder burning out in ways never imagined. Self-care, health, and wellness are some of the most critical aspects of our lives
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guest post from World Pulse One Inspiring Story of Connection and Impact, from Cameroon to Uganda and Beyond, with World Pulse “[My Mentor] Arrey Echi is a very beautiful, selfless soul [and] welcomed me with open arms.” – Jackline Brenda Lanyero, Uganda “When women are heard and connected, they can transform the world for the
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Girls Inc.’s mission is simple; they are inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Working with 70+ affiliates nationwide, the organization’s programming focuses on the development of the whole girl through a combination of long-lasting mentoring relationships, a pro-girl environment, and research-based programming. This approach equips girls to lead fulfilling and productive lives,
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Chances are you know at least one woman who went to the ER only to be told what she’s experiencing is “normal” when it was anything but. Perhaps you also know someone who has been “blamed” for her health concerns. Women from around the world report that their doctors have tied their health problems to
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As a woman in today’s world, it’s easy to feel the weight of others’ expectations. The mental load we carry for our entire families, the glass ceilings we bump up against, the constant risk of burnout, and the pressure to do it all (while looking beautiful always) can drag us down. It’s hard to think
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You know what matters? Your opinion! And the opinion of your mothers, daughters, sisters, coworkers, and friends. Dr. Nancy O’Reilly is updating her 2008 book, Timeless Women Speak, Feeling Youthful at Any Age, and she can’t do it without all of you. In fact, to make this update relevant and useful to women of all ages,
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