Anna Malaika Tubbs

Women in the United States are poorer by design

In the US, wealth reflects whose work is valued. That women are on the losing end of our economic system is no accident, writes sociologist Anna Malaika Tubbs

Nuria Teson

‘They had names’: How the deaths of eight pregnant women started a movement

Nuria Tesón considers why the deaths of eight women in childbirth in Agadir, Morocco, started a mass uprising.

Ester Pinheiro

The Amazon’s collapse is uprooting a generation of Indigenous women

Indigenous women in Brazil’s Amazon are facing escalating violence linked to environmental crimes and are being forced to leave their homes.

Iris Pase

Misinformation on social media about the pill’s side effects leading to falling use and rising distrust

Across the UK, more people are ditching the contraceptive pill. Viral misinformation that plays into real anxieties or stokes fear is part of the reason why.

Jodi Enda

Everyone agrees something needs to be done about low birth rates. The question is will anything work?

Discover more: The Fuller Project answers your top five population questions Bri Adams always imagined

Hawon Jung

Can South Korean politics make way for it’s ‘Light Stick Revolutionaries?’

Korean women have helped topple governments but still have trouble gaining political office.

Louise Donovan

AI is transforming the fight against trafficking. Some advocates are raising the alarm

New technology is transforming the fight against trafficking

Allan Olingo

Kenya’s Empty Promises on Protecting Women

The country has demanded an end to misogynist violence—and the government has failed to deliver

Jodi Enda

A Trump Victory Could Reinvigorate Global Anti-abortion Pact

In this year’s U.S. election, abortion is also a top foreign-policy issue

Maggie Fox

A Conservative Blueprint Calls for More Abortion Surveillance

Republicans in Congress are poised to try to force all 50 states to report on abortions and miscarriages in ways never required before

Jodi Enda

This Election, It’s Women’s Choice

Polls showing that inflation will be the dominant issue in the upcoming election miss the potency of women’s anger over abortion—and their massive influence within the electorate

Erica Hensley

How the latest abortion case in front of SCOTUS worries maternity-care advocates

In the latest abortion case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, Idaho argues to overturn decades-old emergency law that treats millions of pregnant patients every year

Erica Hensley

New federal report calls out clinical trials for excluding pregnant women

A new report from the influential National Academies of Sciences pushes back on the unspoken rule in medical research that pregnant and breastfeeding women are too vulnerable and risky to include in clinical trials

Maggie Fox

Why Heart Disease Research Still Favors Men

Women are neglected by medical research, especially when it comes to heart disease

Louise Donovan

New Hope for Pakistan’s Mistreated Workers

Germany’s new Supply Chain Act could help curb some of the world’s worst labor injustices