Women Empowering Women
In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology and science are the cornerstones of innovation. Yet, the underrepresentation of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields remains a pressing concern, particularly in North America. Despite strides toward gender equality, significant participation gaps persist, rooted in social, cultural, and systemic factors. Addressing these challenges is essential…
Immigrant women often face unique challenges that impact their mental health. These challenges stem from various social, community, and cultural factors that can either support or hinder their well-being. Understanding these influences is crucial for improving mental health outcomes for immigrant women and ensuring they have access to the care and resources they need. In…
Historically, women have faced marginalization across various domains, including the labor market, where they encounter unequal pay, limited career advancement, and fewer leadership opportunities. These disparities persist today, despite progress in some areas, as structural inequalities and societal expectations continue to create barriers for women, especially those from marginalized backgrounds. A clear example of this…
What does it mean, truly, to be the brown girl who has ‘made it’? Is it when we’re accepted into a historically white prestigious university? When we secure a job offer from a company whose leadership is a far lighter hue than our own? Or is it when the elusive taste of the Immigrant Dream…
Following a recent Stanford study using AI to analyze brain scans, researchers discovered distinctive patterns in the brains of girls with autism that aren’t observed in other developing brains. The recognition of these symptomatic differences could lead to more effective treatments and diagnostics for these young girls. ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) is defined as a…