In Afghanistan, where girls are barred from secondary education, an underground network of home-based schools is preparing ...

Ameshia has significant experience working in communications and advocacy campaigns in her hometown, Chicago and nationwide, with roles focused on education, environment and healthcare policy ...

Misinformation and false claims about the safety of abortion are proliferating and becoming key components in legislation, ...

Julie Burton, President and CEO of the Women’s Media Center (WMC), released a statement on behalf of the Women’s Media Center ...

At the end of March, as Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases surpassed the 100 mark, garment workers at the Katunayake Free Trade Zone — the country’s largest such zone where the majority of workers are women — ...

Black and Missing Foundation, Inc., is one of the organizations bringing awareness to missing Black people. Nearly six years ago, millions of people across the world, including then First Lady ...

Download The Status of Women in U.S Media 2019 here. “The Status of Women in the U.S. Media 2019” shows that despite some gains, men still dominate in every part of news, entertainment and digital ...

"The Status of Women in the U.S. Media 2021” is comprised of 109 studies and reports, including original research by the Women’s Media Center and aggregated research from academia, industry and ...

Men have received 78% of non-acting Oscar nominations over the past 17 years and women 22%, according to an analysis by the Women’s Media Center. The report, “WMC Investigation: 17-Year Analysis of ...

The Women’s Media Center’s recently released report on gender and race representation on major TV news programs is the latest danger sign that U.S. journalism is neglecting whole communities of people ...

Much confusion swirls around when rape was actually recognized as a war crime. Try Googling “rape as a war crime” and you’ll find the third result is a Huffington Post article declaring that it was ...

What are the roles for women and girls in science fiction and superhero films and television? Are they visible? Are they powerful? Are they inclusive? What does their representation, voice share, ...