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Chanya Button critiques the term 'strong female character' at the London Film Festival.
The pay gap between men and women narrows, but remains unchanged for degree holders.
Stereotypes about economists as middle-class white men contribute to the underrepresentation of women in the field, as highlighted by the speaker's personal experiences.
Investing in girls' education boosts economies and reduces poverty risks in countries like India and Ghana.
Reni Eddo-Lodge critiques the pursuit of gender equality, referencing George Osborne and corporate policies.
Linda Scott from Oxford discusses women's roles in the economy and the DoubleX economy concept.
Women make up less than 5 percent of producers and engineers in the music industry, leading to significant challenges for female music producers.
Women in Dhaka's garment industry gain financial independence amid societal challenges.
Women in Saudi Arabia face limited freedom despite signs of cultural change and evolving rights.
Julie Bindel argues that marriage has historically limited women's freedom and questions the feminist reclamation of the institution as a subversive act.
The video explains Womenomics in Japan and its impact on the economy and workforce.
Neil Smedley discusses masculinity and mental health in this candid interview segment.
A panel of women debates whether feminism is dead, with opinions ranging from it being alive and well to claims of radicalization and misinformation.
Diana Baig shares her experiences transitioning from street cricket in Hunza, Pakistan, to representing her country on the international cricket stage.
Catharine MacKinnon discusses her pioneering work on sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination and her advocacy for gender equality in law and society.
Charlotte Bunch emphasizes the importance of global women's movements and the need for intergenerational support in advancing women's rights as human rights.
Colleen Shogan, the first female Archivist of the United States, discusses women's contributions to government and American democracy with Hillary Rodham Clinton at the Clinton Presidential Center.
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Sheona Diwakar discusses period poverty and menstrual equity through Soaring Doves.
During her summer break, Julia Jin received school reports that revealed her grades were a disaster, prompting her to confront her mindset and societal expectations.
Travis challenges traditional gender labels, advocating for a broader understanding of identity.
Joelle Gamble, Director of the National Network of Emerging Thinkers at the Roosevelt Institute, discusses the perspectives of her generation on social justice issues.
Dr. Shaheema Hameed discusses self-care's impact on raising resilient children.
Winnie M Li recounts her experience of being raped in Colin Glen Forest Park, Belfast, in 2008, and discusses the impact on her mental health and activism.
Nancy Pelosi reflects on her political upbringing, the challenges faced by women in leadership, and her significant legislative achievements as a long-serving Congresswoman.
100% of girls in Egypt, regardless of class, undergo female circumcision, a practice Nawal El Saadawi argues is rooted in political ideology and religious exploitation.
Nora Ephron discusses romantic comedy with Jason Solomons and her film Julie & Julia.
Quentin and Eve discuss seeking salvation from within through music and community support.
Labour lost 48 seats to the Scottish National Party, prompting Liz Kendall to discuss her candidacy and critique Jeremy Corbyn's policies in Westminster.
Ali Saleem, a transvestite, hosts a talk show in Pakistan where he asks provocative questions, challenging societal norms and expectations.
Nancy Pelosi was sworn into Congress in 1987, marking the beginning of a career that would see her become a significant figure in American politics.
Three authors discuss their book on the roles of First Ladies in American history during a program at the National Archives in honor of Women's History Month.
Over 20 years, June Sarpong has connected with diverse individuals and led initiatives to empower women and promote inclusion.
Teresa Forcades critiques capitalism and Catholic misogyny in a Guardian interview.
Barbara Res discusses her experiences with Donald Trump in this FRONTLINE excerpt from The Choice.
Mark, the owner of Slider Cuts in Hackney, discusses how barber shops serve as vital spaces for men to navigate significant life events and conversations about masculinity.
A debate on toxic masculinity unfolds between an alpha male and a feminist, facilitated by the effects of psilocybin mushrooms.
