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.

Louise Donovan

These creators help millions of people talk about bodies, sex and sexuality. Their content is being removed because of it

Watch more on this story: Why did Instagram take down this creator’s account? On

Allan Olingo

‘Urgent action is needed to safeguard the lives of women and children’

VYONGWANI, KENYA – Mwaka Chimera sits on a worn-out leather couch outside her two-roomed

Jodi Enda

The U.S. aid freeze: Counting the global cost of chaos

As the end date of the Trump administration’s foreign aid ‘stop-work’ order approaches, just how dependent were women and girls around the world on the U.S.? The Fuller Project dives into the data to find out

Allan Olingo

The U.S. aid freeze: Counting the global cost of chaos

As the end date of the Trump administration’s foreign aid ‘stop-work’ order approaches, just how dependent were women and girls around the world on the U.S.? The Fuller Project dives into the data to find out. GOLINI, KENYA – Saumu Mwavugadi gazed from her veranda past mud-walled chicken coops…

Louise Donovan

Arab States Need More Nurses. African Women Are Paying The Price.

A new report reveals migrant caregivers from Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda battle exploitative working conditions, including racial discrimination and violence

Maggie Fox

Republicans Take Aim at Subsidies that Help Millions of Women

Conservatives have long desired to slash programs that help with healthcare, food, housing and transportation

Zahra Joya

‘Shattered hopes’ – Afghan women react to the Taliban’s ban on medical studies

Afghan women students describe their devastation at a new edict that cuts off their last professional training opportunities and threatens to worsen a maternal health crisis

Maggie Fox

Heyday or Headwinds? Medical Research for Women is in the Balance in November

Who wins in the U.S. election next month – Kamala Harris or Donald Trump – will greatly affect what happens to medical research about and for women

Megha Rajagopalan

Why Politicians Ignore Abuses in India’s Sugar Industry: They Run It

Politicians run most of the mills in the state of Maharashtra. They deny or downplay evidence of coerced hysterectomies, debt bondage and child labor in the fields

Louise Donovan

Diamonds Brought Prosperity to Botswana. Women Workers Are Paying A Heavy Price.

An investigation by The Fuller Project and New Lines has found numerous violations of standards at De Beers’ partner companies, including filthy workplaces and sexual harassment

Aaron Glantz

Artificial Intelligence: Veteran Suicide Prevention Algorithm Favors White Men

An artificial intelligence (AI) program designed to prevent suicide among U.S. military veterans prioritizes white men and ignores survivors of sexual violence, which affects a far greater percentage of women, an investigation by The Fuller Project has found.

Erica Hensley

‘My community is still dying’ — How the dearth of Black women in clinical research worsens health disparities

By 2020, there was one Black woman for every 10 white women in FDA-approved drug trials

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

Susan Smith Richardson

While many Black women in US abandon hair relaxers linked to cancer, sales climb in African countries

The companies at the center of thousands of U.S. lawsuits produce some of Africa’s most popular chemical straighteners like Dark & Lovely and TCB Naturals