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‘We Lose Ourselves’: Carers Talk About The Lonely, Stressful Work Of Looking After Loved Ones
Many of the carers we spoke to said they were not caring by choice, but by necessity. They said they feel both unseen and undervalued.
Want To Be A Social Media Influencer? You Might Want To Think Again
According to one U.S. study, one-third of young people trust health influencers on TikTok more than their doctors.
Why Is Climbing Mount Everest So Dangerous?
The recent death of Australian man Jason Kennison after reaching the summit of Mount Everest highlights how dangerous mountain climbing can be.
Gender Pay Gap: How EU Transparency Laws Will Make Wages More Equal
Even though 90 percent of Europeans think it’s unacceptable for women to be paid less than men, the average EU gender pay gap remained close to 13 percent in 2021
Teenage Brains Are Drawn To Popular Social Media Challenges: How Parents Can Help
In recent years, social media challenges have grown more popular – and more dangerous, leading to serious injuries and even deaths.
New Zealand’s Budget Used A ‘Gender Lens’ For The First Time
The aim is to secure the wellbeing of diverse groups of women, underline structural inequalities, and avoid unintended negative consequences of investment decisions.
Never-Ending Pressure: Mothers Need Support Managing Kids’ Technology Use
Our interviews suggest there is never-ending pressure on mothers to negotiate kids’ technology use. Mothers need support managing these new realities.
Women’s World Cup: Fifa’s Threat To Ban European Broadcasters Is Not A Skillful Move
So is Fifa standing up for women’s football, or merely engaged in a bluffing tactic designed to boost its own revenue?
Social Media Can Impact Women’s Body Image, But It Isn’t All Bad
Our research found that women were very aware of the risks and vulnerabilities associated with using social media. And women were developing habits and online communities to counter these negative elements.
Mothers’ Education Has A Powerful Role Shaping Their Children’s Futures
The educational status of mothers has greater influence over their child’s educational status today than it did before.
