How Might Your Work Be Disabling People?
Sarah Napoli shares some of her best practices, learnings, and advice for those embarking on a journey of unlearning within their own organizations.
The Time is Now
Christiana Figueres, Former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, reflects about entering the most critical decade of human existence.
Rethinking Diversity and Inclusion towards Belonging
Our columnist Margherita Sgorbissa expresses her thoughts on diversity, inclusion and belonging, and what those topics even mean.
How Much Privilege Is There in Purpose?
From diversity and inclusion to belonging*.
How Companies Can Authentically Deal With Racism – and Why I Find It Hard to Believe the Candyfloss Racism
Ariane Sofía Vera-Fluixá describes why superficial statements against racism are useless and explains how the issue could be treated more effectively.
Queen of the Month: Menstrual Health Hub
More than half the world's people bleed once a month and yet menstruation remains a taboo subject. Our Queen's of the Month – the team from Menstrual Health Hub – want to change this and advocate for menstrual hygiene.
Queen of the Month: FairForce
February's crown goes to FairForce, a consulting business that helps companies embrace strategies for diversity, inclusion and belonging.
Queen of the Month: Driller Queens
The makers of the app "Queen of the Neighborhood" and tbd* have joined forces to present you the "Queen of the Month".
"A Feminist Foreign Policy Must Be Radical"
The Centre for Foreign Feminist Policy interviewed Amina Doherty, founder and coordinator of FRIDA, a young feminist fund.
The Power of Female Entrepreneurship
Guarev Mehta used to work in private equity in Germany. A health issue caused him to rethink his life and now he helps lift up female entrepreneurs in India.
