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Working Women in the United States Face Gender Discrimination, According to World Bank Study
Where in the world are working women equal to men? According to a recent study by the World Bank, it isn’t the United States.
The United States Must Not Knowingly Traumatize Children
Should the World Bank fund schools that expel pregnant girls?
Bankrolling bigotry is bad. So is cutting aid to the needy
Perspective: the root of what causes gender-based violence
Meet a PATH employee who’s working to make a difference by understanding the connections between poor health and gender-based violence.
Benefits of Contraceptive Use in the United States
Contraception is basic preventive health care for women—a simple truth that is too often lost in our political discourse. This video puts key facts front and...
How Can Social Norms Help Prevent Gender-Based Violence?
How Men Can Use Pregnancy To Threaten Women
Women may not know that sometimes pregnancy can be abusive.
What we do: Ending violence against women
Violence against women and girls is a grave violation of human rights. Its impact ranges from immediate to long-term multiple physical, sexual and mental consequences for women and girls, including death.
United States Adolescent Reproductive Health Facts
State-level data related to reproductive health and teen pregnancy.
How common are wrongful death lawsuits in the United States?
Few things are as tragic as when someone is taken unexpectedly from this life by the careless or negligent actions of another. In these cases, the decedent's surviving family members have the opt
5 questions: How should you handle the shift to gender-based LTCI pricing?
Change can make life difficult, but it can also create opportunities to start conversations.
Gender-Related Violence Epidemic...What's Happening and What Can We Do About It?
There is no question that gender-related violence is an epidemic in our society. From sexual assault on campuses, to violence against LGBTQ individuals, to i...
Is Child Marriage Still Happening? Know the Facts
Global rates of child marriage have declined over the years, but it remains a problem in every nation, including developed countries like the United States.
16 Unavoidable Facts About Domestic Violence
Every two seconds someone is a victim of domestic violence in the United States.
How to Safely Intervene in a Conflict
For those of us who are conflict-averse, situations involving harassment or discrimination may feel easier to avoid or ignore in hopes that the threat will go away or someone else will intervene. But whether it’s casual racism or micro-aggressions within your friend group, street harassment toward a stranger, or police brutality during a protest, there are plenty of opportunities for you, as a bystander, to speak up or step in.
Why ‘Name-Only’ Promotions May Fall Flat in Home Care
Companies across the United States are more frequently trying to recognize and retain their employees by offering promotions that come without raises attached. It may be a popular tactic, but it’s …
Will playing hard-to-get solve gender violence?
Women derided after one went to a man's home but refused sex
How discrimination and stressful events affect the health of our Indigenous kids
High Indigenous mortality rates mean Indigenous children may observe the death of relatives and experience grieving more often than the general population.
Online Gender-Based Violence: What You Need to Know
More and more women are leaving social media spaces as a result of online gender-based violence.
Women Like Me Are Abused Worldwide. Here's Why.
As a female preacher, I have firsthand experience of the way religion can discrimination against women. But religion is not the problem.
