What Kamala Harris’s legacy means for the future of female leadership
The US presidential elections may not have yielded triumph, but can we still count a victory for women in leadership?
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Leadership skills: Showing confidence at work without being labeled as arrogant
While confidence is crucial, women are frequently criticized for it, often being labeled as arrogant when they display assertiveness.
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Pathways to success: Career resources for Indigenous job hunters
Your culture is your strength! Learn how to leverage your identity to stand out in the job market, while also building a career
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Age does matter, at work and in the White House
What we've learned from the 2024 presidential elections about aging at work.
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Crafting your personal brand during a name change
A name change can redefine your personal brand. So, how can you leverage your online presence?
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Career coaches are wondering: "Where are all the men?"
Why are more women seeking out career coaches? Are men denying the opportunities handed to them?
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Roe v. the workplace: The new battleground for women's reproductive rights
Roe v. Wade not only gave women power over their bodies, but over their careers, too.
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Pride under pressure: How companies are navigating controversies in 2024
Are companies grappling with profit losses, or their public image? Pride goes beyond both.
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Where do I fit? Redefining identity in a world of differences
"Belonging starts when we stop looking to the outside world to define it and start doing the work on ourselves." —Kim Dabbs
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Say this, not that: A guide to inclusive language in the workplace
You may not realize it, but using the right language at work can have a big impact.
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What’s causing the DEI backlash—the initiatives, or the acronym itself?
We need to talk about...the way we talk about DEI.
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How women are being left behind by AI – and putting their careers at risk
AI won't replace all women, but if things stay as they are, they run the risk of facing professional obstacles ...
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How women over 50 are reinventing their careers and the future of work
Women in their 20s struggle to be taken seriously, while middle-aged women battle discrimination... So how are women over 50 reinventing the wheel?
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Why we can – and should – bring prison labor into the digital age
Don't individuals with a criminal record deserve a second chance?
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Fair Play: When feminism and fragile masculinity collide in the office
Chloe Domont’s Fair Play explores modern power dynamics when it comes to love in the workplace
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Why economists should care about unpaid chores
Political economist Nancy Folbre explains why some feminists want to add household production to GDP calculations.
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AI and ageism in the workplace
In 1969, psychiatrist and age advocate Robert N. Butler coined the term “ageism” in response to a small event in a Maryland suburb...
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Why we need to delegate emotional labor
Professional organizer and Women’s Studies expert Regina Lark talks about overcoming the unfair repartition of labor both at work and at home.
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The motherhood penalty: Why working moms still can’t catch a break
A flurry of research is trying to figure out puzzling trends around the gender wage gap and the “motherhood penalty.”
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What’s work like when you’re undocumented and trans?
“We come to this country to find the American nightmare”: Bamby Salcedo on the perilous journeys transpeople make just to be true to themselves
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What does the 4-day week mean for gender equality?
The 4-day workweek has a myriad of benefits... is closing the gender equity gap one of them?
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What comes next after years spent behind bars in the US?
We asked a recently decarcerated writer about his experience working inside and after prison
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