New research shows that, while burnout is on the decline for women in the workplace, there’s still plenty of room for improvement when it comes to caring for female staffers.
Posts by Candice Helfand-Rogers
10 Songs to Ignite a Spring-Cleaning Spark
Too attached to toss? We’re not judging. (See Brah, my toy dog, as proof.). But this playlist will motivate you to sort out what stays, and what goes.
Earth Day 2023: These Women Are Taking Climate Action
As our planet spins toward a dangerously warm future, these women are demonstrating that knowledge is power — and we can still make a difference.
She Runs the First Woman-Owned Dispensary in New York. She’s the Exception
Extasy James’ Good Grades is a marker of progress amid the lasting impacts of the war on drugs. But fewer women and people of color are opening shops.
Think You Do More Housework Than Your Husband? It’s Not Your Imagination
It doesn’t matter if the woman is the primary breadwinner or a stay-at-home mom – she’s doing more laundry and enjoying less leisure time than the man of the house.
Showing at Cannes 2023: A Record-Breaking Number of Women Directors
The journey toward gender parity among women directors at the acclaimed film festival is a slow one. But this year brings some concrete signs of progress.
The Fight to Save Black Mothers’ Lives
The Black maternal mortality rate is ever-rising because of persistent – and racist – disparities in how Black moms are treated within the U.S. healthcare system.
New ‘Star Wars’ Director Will Bring Balance, Representation to The Force
Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy is set to become both the first woman and first person of color to helm a film in the internationally beloved franchise.
For Women of Color, Myriad Barriers Persist in the Classical Music World
Impossible double standards and an exclusionary ethos keep women of color from creating, performing and leading – talent and hard work be damned.
2,000 Swiss Women Are Suing Over Climate Change Inaction
The group claims the Swiss government’s ongoing failure to address the crisis constitutes a human rights violation.
Fed Up: Nearly a Quarter of All U.S. Women Now Want to Run for Office
A survey conducted by nonprofit She Should Run says women want to change America’s status quo by vying for a seat at the decision-making table.
Finally, Women Air Force Pilots May Have a Safe Way to Pee
Some rather welcome new technology could make long flights far more bearable for women pilots in the U.S. military branch.
Now Florida Lawmakers Want to Stop Girls From Talking About Periods
A new bill introduced by Republican Stan McClain would ban menstruation education – and even conversation about periods – before 6th grade.
How Best to Remember Feminist Icon Pat Schroeder? Her Classic Barbs and Quips
The trailblazing Colorado Congresswoman, who died this week, was known for her sharp words and witty one-liners. Here’s a roundup.
Meet 8 Great Trans Women Founders This Women’s History Month
These women have earned success despite launching and scaling in a world that’s working against them.