Sheryl Sandberg

Mark Zuckerberg Addresses Cambridge Analytica Incident As Facebook Fumbles

We've been burned many times before. Why should we trust Facebook again?
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Facebook Defends Its Use Of Secret Courts To Handle Sexual Harassment Cases

The tech giant is standing behind its use of forced arbitration, a practice criticized for silencing women.
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Crying At Work Happens. Here's How To Handle It, According To Experts

"Crying isn’t sign of weakness, it’s simply an emotional reaction to work and life.”
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Gloria Steinem: For The First Time Ever, 'Women Are Being Believed'

Is she worried about backlash? No. “F**k them,” the feminist icon said during a conference on women's empowerment.
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Sheryl Sandberg Warns Of #MeToo Backlash Against Women

The Facebook executive is hearing people say this is why you shouldn't hire women. Actually this is why you should.
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Kesha Explains Why The Holidays Are So Draining For People With Mental Illness

The singer-songwriter wrote an essay published in Time magazine.
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Having Time Off To Grieve Shouldn't Be A Luxury

Bereavement leave needs to be more than three days off.
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Sheryl Sandberg: Russian Targeting On Facebook 'Should Not Have Happened'

Facebook owes America an apology, she said.
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Stock Photos Reveal An Empowering Change In The Perception Of Women

The New York Times looked at each year’s top-selling Getty Image for the search term “woman” from 2007-2017, and the evolution they reveal.
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Sheryl Sandberg Says We Have A Problem 'Telling Little Girls Not To Lead'

And that's a big problem when confronting the gender pay gap.
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