Tackling the lack of women in science
A look at the lack of women in science and how Cancer Research UK and the Women of Influence Campaign are working to change that.
A look at the lack of women in science and how Cancer Research UK and the Women of Influence Campaign are working to change that.
Currently millions of girls are ‘invisible’ to governments and policy makers because vital data is not being recorded about their lives.
Imogen Wilson writes about the devastating drought affecting Timor-Leste and why its people need us to take notice of their plight.
Carla Stockton highlights job search age discrimination in an open letter to the latest in a line of young recruiters who rejected her.
Annwen Jones of Target Ovarian Cancer tells us what we need to know about ovarian cancer, its symptoms and treatment, and why we need to talk about it.
By Rachel Lankester. Telling the world about the plight of the Yazidis. I spent last weekend at the WOW Festival and realised I hadn’t fulfilled a promise to myself. Women of the World is an annual event in London at the Southbank Centre. It’s been running for six years now and is the brainchild of Jude…
In October 2015 Kulvinder Jhalli decided to use part of her Greek holiday to help the refugees in Lesbos. Here she tells us what it was like.
A review of the magnificent retrospective of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei’s work at the Royal Academy in London.
By MC staff. Earlier this year Ellen Pao lost her huge lawsuit against her former employer, venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield and Byers, which she claimed practised a discriminatory corporate culture. The evidence hinged on a number of incidents where Pao claimed she was treated differently to her male colleagues because she was a woman….
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