by Faith Childs | bio
Inasmuch as we at Women’s Voices for Change are in the mind-changing business — trying to get women and others to think differently about menopause and [...]

Cheers to high school librarians Karen Huskey and Doréan Dow for coming up with a brilliant way to educate young female athletes about Title IX, the 35-year-old legislation that prohibits [...]

Writing at Women’s eNews, Sarah Seltzer draws attention to the "retirement gap":
On Oct. 16, Kathleen Casey-Kirschling, a schoolteacher from New Jersey approaching her 62nd birthday, filed for Social Security retirement [...]

by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger | bio

Earlier this year, I wrote about the rolling out of Camel No. 9, the new Camel cigarette dressed up in pink and marketed to women. [...]

by Laura Sillerman | bio
One went to a Roman Catholic High School and an all women’s college. She enjoys theater, tap and jazz dancing and cooking. She’s a big [...]

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton last month unveiled her health care plan and reached out to Women’s Voices for Change for an online Q&A about how the plan will benefit women [...]

by Hillary Rodham Clinton
Here is what we know: Our national health care system is broken. In 1994, 39 million people were uninsured. Today, some 47 million Americans wake up each [...]

by Faith Childs | bio
It may be that Maria Shriver, former journalist, author and self-described "general assignment first lady," was correct when she asserted yesterday at a conference of candidates’ [...]

by Gloria Feldt
My goodness, I go away for a week and miss all sorts of happenings in the world where sex and politics collide.
I returned from my high school [...]

A special issue of this week’s Science Times examines research into the science of sleep. In addition to a story on the possible connection between sleep and memory, and this [...]