What do Slaughter and Sandberg know about an average woman's struggles? Not much. Between the two of them, they have more wealth and political power than most small towns. That's what we can learn from them.
Holding local government to account is one of the most important tools people have to end their own hunger and poverty. But in most of the developing world, this is just a dream.
On this Women's Equality Day, we should celebrate the power of a woman's vote. But let's also celebrate a woman's voice and the fact that we can make ourselves heard every day -- not just every four years -- by supporting a sea change of leadership.
As the decades of my own advocacy on behalf of women pile up, I'm ever more convinced that women lead differently if given the chance to express our genuine styles, passions, and priorities.
Over the past decade, almost every region of the world has seen exponentially more political seats -- legislative and executive -- go to women. Icelan...
In Haiti, 53 women are running for Congress and Senate who could change the dynamic of the rebuilding of Haiti. It's not with the president but within the Parliament where the real power lies.
Twelve of the Democrats challenging Republicans for their State Senate seats in New York this year are women. That's the most female candidates we've ever had in a single election.
Who's at fault and how do we get out of the endless deadlock? Some dare to argue that men are to blame. A bold statement? Yes. But studies have shown that women often legislate more collaboratively.
I recently spoke with a Media Relations person at Merck regarding the efficacy and side effects of Gardasil, the new HPV vaccine. Here's what she had to say.
When it comes to stimulus-related government contracts for small business, women's business, and minority-owned businesses, there are but few happy campers.
You cannot elect women just because they are women --they must also be qualified and experienced. I've spent the last seven years spreading that message.
Rwanda is primarily known as the site of a horrific genocide. It is now the first country to have a majority of women in the legislature at 56%, up from a high of 18% before the conflict.