Why Diversity Matters at the Fed
So long as the U.S. Senate agrees with President Joe Biden, women will soon form the majority of the Federal Reserve’s seven-member board for the first time in its 108-year history
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The real-time impact of women's leadership in government and decision-making drives more equitable policies, social progress, and economic development.
Old Bailey at last has as many female judges as male
After the first female judge appeared in 1950, the Court has reached gender parity for the first time in 2021.
Spotlight: UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield on Being the Only Woman, Woman of Color in the Room
Barriers she faced had Thomas-Greenfield model a more inclusive style of foreign policy and recognizes that empowering women and girls is an investment in global peace and security.
Are Female Leaders More Successful at Managing the Coronavirus Crisis?
Experts argue successful leadership combines strength with empathy, and women may be pioneering this balanced approach.
Leader's Gender Plays a Role in Local Government, Sustainability Policies, Study Says
The research addresses a gap in the literature on gendered leadership as most studies focus on community characteristics.