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The Game Changers: fearless disabled women in sport
Find out more about new podcast, The Game Changers, which celebrates extraordinary, trailblazing disabled women in sport. Guests include 11 time Paralympic Champion Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson.
Why Disabled Youth Are More at Risk of Being Incarcerated
The school-to-prison pipeline for children with disabilities is a multi-layered problem.
What Happens to Developmentally Disabled as Parents Age, Die?
Many of the 860,000 people over 60 who care for someone with intellectual or developmental disabilities are waiting for the person they care for to receive state Medicaid services, fretting over what will happen to the person they care for when they die.
How a Program Meant to Help Disabled Workers Failed Them Instead
Disability Insurance is providing a much-needed safety net for 9 million Americans, but basic flaws in the program's structure mean that many never work again.
Women Don't Have Enough Power At The Highest Levels Of Sport
Sport governing bodies only hurt themselves by their exclusion of women
27 Black Women Activists Everyone Should Know
Not nearly everyone, but enough to get you started.
Why Do So Many Women Watch Gay Male Porn?
There are a lot of women out there who find man-on-man pornography to be highly arousing. As some evidence of this, one of the biggest porn websites in the world, Pornhub, has reported that gay male porn is actually the second most popular category viewed by female visitors of the site. This has led
What You Need to Know About Women's Workplace Equality
How to stop wasting women’s talents: overcome our fixation with youth
For women trying to balance family with work, a career is a marathon not a sprint. In a world that sees no value in maturity or experience, it’s an uphill battle
How to accelerate gender diversity on boards
Slow progress in adding more women to boards has dominated the conversation. But tips from standout companies are more likely to inspire others to take firmer action.
Why women make gifted coders
Linda Liukas believes the world will be a better place if more women learn computer coding, and has written a children’s book to catch them young
What Norway Can Teach the U.S. About Getting More Women Into Boardrooms
New research asks people living with the most ambitious corporate quota system in the world how they feel about it, and, it turns out, they feel pretty good.
'Paying to stay safe': why women don't walk as much as men
A study shows in most countries, women walk significantly fewer steps each day than men. Talia Shadwell hears from people all over the world saying the same thing: it’s down to personal safety, not laziness
How does CDPAP Help the Elderly and Disabled?
The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) is a helpful Medicaid Home Care Program that benefits seniors and the Elderly.
What a man wants what a women needs
This is "What a man wants what a women needs" by The Revolution on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
How fearless women lead
What happens when purpose and passion overshadow fear? Follow in the steps of these outstanding women who let their ferocity, fortitude and wisdom guide them in living -- and speaking -- their truth. (Curated in partnership with Dove.)
When It's Not Worth It to Negotiate
Telling women to “always negotiate” might be bad advice, a new paper suggests.
Tips for the Newly Disabled
Offers a number of tips and advice to newly disabled persons who suddenly find themselves with a disability.
How the internet still fails disabled people
The web can be liberating for disabled adults – but a lack of training, accessibility and funding means the online world is a step too far for many
10 Fearless Women From History Who Fought for a Better Future
These women helped pave the way. They should be celebrated every day!
The women who are killing it in taxidermy
The young women who are trying to change perceptions about a traditionally male-dominated practice.
