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These young women are building Kyrgyzstan's first satellite

These young women are helping Kyrgyzstan launch its first satellite - with the country is aiming to launch before 2020.

Lin Taylor · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 09 Nov 2018

Female executives are closing the gender pay gap with men

Recent statistics from The Pay Index shows that the earning gap has fallen sharply in Britan and the US betwen March and September.

Sonia Elks · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 07 Nov 2018

Bangladesh, South Africa and Bolivia all beat the US for women’s representation in politics

Only a quarter of seats in US Congress and a fifth of Cabinet positions are held by women. Other countries show how quotas, commissions and role models can pave change, writes Madeleine H...

Madeleine Hillyer 05 Nov 2018

To be fair or to be sustainable? That is the (retirement) question

Chile's pensions system is one of the most sustainable in the world, but it scores less highly on measures of adequacy. The government is proposing reforms to address this, and close the ...

Amish Gandhi 05 Nov 2018

Female surgeons in the US earn $1 million less than men

Female surgeons expect to earn about $1 million less in their careers than their male colleagues, U.S. research showed on Thursday, illustrating a dramatic case of a gender wage gap as sc...

Ellen Wulfhorst · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 05 Nov 2018

Education, Gender and Work

The executive gender pay gap is closing - but women are still seriously unrepresented

Female CEO's are still paid considerably less, in spite of the gap narrowing.

Sonia Elks · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 05 Nov 2018

India's women are seeing very little of the country's rising wealth

The 2018 Global Wealth Report shows that women are receiving as little as 20% to 30% of India's wealth.

Suneera Tandon · Quartz 05 Nov 2018

Investment to help women and girls has surged

Figures show investment that intends to help female entrepreneurs has reached a record high over the past 12 months.

Lin Taylor · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 02 Nov 2018

This is the link between gender inequality and child mortality

The number of children and infants dying before they reach the age of five is startling. While child mortality varies around the world, 5.9m children under the age of five died in 2015. M...

Valentina Gallo · The Conversation 02 Nov 2018

Understanding the gender gap in the Global South

Demand-side interventions that address not only affordability but also e-literacy and education are as critical to digital inclusion as supply-side connectivity measures.

Alison Gillwald 02 Nov 2018

This photographer reversed the genders in ‘Mad Men’ era ads

This photo series recreates sexist ads from the 1950s and 1960s – with a twist.

Chinmay Jadhav 01 Nov 2018

Melbourne is mapping gender equality. How and why?

The Gender Equality Map uses people's location data to mark places where they've experienced gender inequality and socio-cultural exclusion.

Nicole Kalms · The Conversation 30 Oct 2018

Women can now apply for all jobs in the UK military

All types of combat roles will be open to women, who will be given equal consideration alongside men.

Umberto Bacchi · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 29 Oct 2018

Half of Ethiopia's new ministers are women

10 of the country's 20 ministers are now women, running key dockets including defense, trade and transport.

Abdi Latif Dahir · Quartz 26 Oct 2018

Women in Iceland have walked out of work to dispute the gender pay gap

Protestors in Iceland say progress toward gender equality isn’t fast enough, echoing the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report.

Emma Charlton 25 Oct 2018

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