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Sybil Steele has wrangled surfers, stayed highly organized, launched businesses, and raised a family. Now she's running a little company with a big mission: to inform and inspire women's journeys using technology and media.
Founder and filmmaker Becky Lane wants VR to be layered and meaningful — not just manipulative. You can find 360 cameras the size of a credit...
The Chicago Tribune's Heidi Stevens answers a reader's question about women and sexual harassment and points out that we don't blame people with nice houses for being burglarized.
Author Ellen Petry Leanse noticed something very different about they way men and women talk.... and thinks it should change.
17-year-old Emily Koehne launched a vlog that showcases accomplished women in STEM careers, to give her peers another idea of what perfection can look like.
Author Obi Felten explores the funding obstacles that come with being in the minority, and she explores solutions including women's networks and new funding models for female founded startups.
It's just not right, they thought. Then they did something about it. Meet the American high school students who started a petition to help an Afghan girls robotics team.
Dr. Karin Lachmi has a radical proposal to fix inequity between men and women in STEM fields, and it's not radical at all.
If you're not doing these things, you're probably not getting promoted up to the C-Suite. Advisor Marja Norris specializes in helping women navigate and thrive in male-dominated business fields.
In response to recent sexism and harassment scandals in tech, some have spoken up with proposed solutions to the systemic problem. Here are several suggestions you shouldn't miss on the topic.
Movies, toys, games, celebrity scientists ... they actually make a big difference in how girls and women see their future in STEM. An admissions director at a wholly-STEM university shares how we can start making a shift in representation.
In honor of the film, which was acclaimed as one of the best films of the year, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite women in NASA, both past and present, including the trio that inspired Hidden Figures.
Trisha Miller explores creative solutions for preventing harassment and assault.
At the 5th annual MAKERS conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. I had a unique opportunity to interview the award winning filmmaker and women’s advocate, Jennifer Siebel Newsom.
Social media is still one of the best ways to build your personal brand as well as your company brand. Tiffany Rowe shares some helpful strategies.