Women Break Stereotypes By Building Their Own Tiny Houses
Construction might usually be a male-dominated career field, but these women don't think so.
Construction might usually be a male-dominated career field, but these women don't think so.
In honor of the many ways to celebrate Earth Day, WS looks at two small business owners who tend community gardens.
Despite how women and mothers still endure feelings of discrimination, 69% of women also feel more empowered today than ever before.
Diana Trujillo arrived in the US from Colombia with $300 to her name. Now she's an accomplished NASA director.
In the Indian State of Uttarakhand, women have been made co-owners of their husbands, or father's, ancestral land—such as farms.
Making plastic bricks, 5 times stronger than concrete, Nzambi Matee runs Njenge Makers in Nairobi, where she turns plastic waste into bricks.
The government of Iran has passed new human rights legislation that makes all forms of violence against women illegal.
Pathways to Promise gives an education to garment workers in Bangladesh and elsewhere, changing lives for many women.
Women from the Jambiani region of Zanzibar are simultaneously supporting their families and local ecosystems by taking up a new trade: sea sponge farming.
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine reduces cervical cancer rates by 87% in women who were offered the jab between the ages of 12-13, confirms a new study.
A new Onepoll for Always Discreet has found that women often don't know they are experiencing the menopause initially, and they're glad to learn what's happening.
Afghanistan's all girls robotics team have receive scholarships from US colleges to help them escape the Taliban.
Completing her second race in as many years, 81-year old Mildred Wilson conquered another Missouri Tough Mudder this March.
Women are making inroads in the government of Bahrain, a tiny Persian Gulf country that first gave women the right to vote and stand as candidates in national elections after the constitution was amended in 2002.
Amazingly, hugging is also capable of reducing infection from viruses, as well as reducing inflammation and blood pressure.
The Full Circle Everest climbing team made it to the summit of the world's highest mountain on May 12th, after weeks waiting for a chance.
She must find them a tad boring these days, and now officially the world's oldest Tough Mudder finisher aims to raise money for rural Africa.
Previous research has shown that prunes contain polyphenol extracts, plant compounds that act as antioxidants and reduce inflammation.
London lawyer Victoria Evans has set a new world record for the fastest female solo row across the Atlantic, slashing 9 days off the old one.
According to a new OnePoll on behalf of Office Depot, 33% of female small business owners were motivated to start their own businesses to inspire other women.
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