The 22-year-old basketball player is currently the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer, and is regarded as one of the best players in college basketball history. Just casually?
ASHA is India's million-strong community of frontline female health workers who connect rural India, especially its women and children, to health services and government schemes
Currently the diversity, equity and inclusion lead at Godrej Capital — an financial services company — Maira works to improve diversity at her workplace, and increase awareness around gender identities.
In the coastal villages of Odisha, in eastern India, women do not work on betel vineyards due to an age-old menstruation taboo. But some women are rebelling. What does it take to fight against the society?
As the ‘girlie’ female archetype gains ascendancy on TikTok and Twitter, UK-based journalist Rosalind Moran expresses mixed feelings about what an excessive focus on girlhood means for womanhood.
Greece has achieved a historic milestone of becoming the first Orthodox Christian nation to legalize same-sex marriage and extend equal parental rights to same-sex couples. This groundbreaking development marks a significant shift in one of Europe’s traditionally socially conservative countries.
We don’t belong. We are not worthy. That’s the message of the inaccessibility of the Met Gala telegraphs.
The Met Museum steps serve not only as a physical barrier but also as a societal embodiment of the obstacles that disabled individuals must overcome for equitable inclusion.
Individuals with a disability, particularly those who are wheelchair users, have yet to grace the prestigious steps of the MET Gala.
Experts say that Nepal is vulnerable to hazards such as floods, landslides, glacial lake outburst, extreme temperatures, further aggravated due to climate change.
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