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365 Days Of Women

Books Every Women's Rights Activist Should Read

by Elena Nicolaou

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Oprah On Work: The Key To Success Is Making Others Feel Heard

Fortune's 2018 Businessperson Of The Year Is A Woman — For The First Time Ever...

I Have A $3 Million Company — But My Parents Want Me To Get Married & Leave It ...

These Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs Are Paving The Way For Futur...

Fifteen years ago, Teara Fraser decided she wanted to be a pilot. A member of the Métis Nation of Northwest Territories, Fraser was always drawn by the al

by Ludmila Leiva

Michele Tafoya Wants Women To Thrive — On And Off The Field

Female athletes deserve to be paid what they're worth, given the attention they've earned, and given space on and off the field to shine. @Onhert

by Ludmila Leiva

Rebecca Traister Says Women Have Every Right To Be Angry — And St...

It’s been one year since the New York Times and New Yorker investigation into the sexual misdeeds of Harvey Weinstein unleashed the #MeToo movement and a

by Ludmila Leiva

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Why Are #MeToo Personal Essays By Male Harassers A Thing?

The recent rise of first-person ‘redemption essays’ by abusive men has been a painful pill to swallow for many women — especially considering that at

by Ludmila Leiva

Ashley Judd, #MeToo Survivor: How I Healed, and How You Can Too

209 days ago, the New York Times published the first piece chronicling the abuse endured by women from Harvey Weinstein. It opened with Ashley Judd sharing

Meet 10 Industry Disruptors Paving The Way For Future Businesswomen

(Paid Content) If the past few months have been any indication of what the future holds, 2018 is shaping up to be a big year for women in the workplace. As

by Allie Briggs

The Real Reasons Millennial Women Don't Talk About Their...

There are few topics considered more taboo than money. I don’t discuss my salary with loved ones let alone coworkers, and I’d never really given much t

by Arianna Davis

The Gender Pay Gap Is Costing You $1 Million (Yeah, You!)

Every Equal Pay Day, there’s a noisy crowd of naysayers who claim the fight for pay parity is over — after all, there’s some evidence the gender wage

by Judith Ohikuare

The Women-Directed Movies To Watch Right Now

by Elena Nicolaou

Meet The Beyoncé-Quoting Activist Who’s Changing Political Commen...

In our series This Is 30, Arianna Davis sets out to dispel the idea that turning 30 means it's time to panic. Throughout her own 30th year, she'l

by Arianna Davis

17 Hollywood Women Share Their Advice For Breaking Into A Male Space

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"Rebel Queen" Monument Reminds Us Why We Need More Statues Of Bla...

On Saturday, two female artists, Jeannette Ehlers and La Vaughn Belle, will unveil the first-ever monument to a Black woman in Denmark. I Am Queen Mary is

by Natalie Gontcharova

I Tried 6 Online Investing Platforms, Here’s How I Did

What she learned — and earned.

by Amy Fujisaki

The Pipeline: How A Googler Went From HR To Engineering

Refinery29 is proud to present The Pipeline, our monthly commitment to highlighting young women who aren’t just making it in Silicon Valley — they’re

by Madeline Buxton

Why Black Women Are "Dimming Their Light" At Work

Five years into the Lean In era seems like a good time to think about how ambitious women are faring. Practically seen as a series of commandments now, the

by Judith Ohikuare

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Muslim Women's Day

5 Muslim Women On Why Muslim Women's Day Matters

by Amani Alkhat

On Muslim Women's Day, Portraits Of Resilience And Strength

Muslim women, covered or not, are not a homogenous group.

I Thought I Had Everything I Needed For A Startup — But I Was Wrong

“It is better to light a candle than curse the darkness” — Eleanor Roosevelt Emily Baum is the founder of Reboot Democracy, a former Managing

by Mc Kenna Walsh

To Working Moms Everywhere: I Am Here, Cheering You On

Three years ago, following a disastrous attempt to bring my children on a work trip that culminated in an ER visit, a cancelled meeting, and a bruised-but-

by Cynthia Miller-Id...