Systemic sexism and structural inequity do not disappear simply because progress is visible. As women’s rights face backlash and gender bias persists in leadership and public life, the illusion of equality begins to crack. Sustainable change requires more than representation—it demands structural reinforcement that cannot be easily reversed.

It has been a year.   Last October, I took two trips centered around healing and reconnection, a multi-day hike along the North Shore of Lake Superior with my sister and a solo journey to Iceland and Ireland. After a difficult 2024 marked by my mother’s passing and other personal struggles, I hoped those trips would offer peace and perspective. Time with my sister did bring comfort, and the quiet moments alone gave me space to think. My plan afterward was to refocus on the go

Feminism needs to encompass different issues — intellectual, political, social, sexual, and economic — within a global context.

As a woman leader, managing stress is one of the keys to your success.

In today's fast-paced world, being busy is often worn as a badge of honor. But what happens when our mental capacity gets stretched to...