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Schools Just Don’t Have ‘Zero’ Sex Harassment

By: Linda D. Hallman | August 1, 2012

Penn State has raised the national volume on school silence about sex harassment. But the AAUW’s Linda Hallman says many administrators still seem clueless about their legal responsibility to protect under Title IX.

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Angola’s Mendes Urges Making Wife-Beating a Crime

By: Nosarieme Garrick | May 25, 2010

At 23, Susana Mendes became the first female editor in chief of Angola’s leading investigative weekly. The paper routinely covers domestic violence and she’s making a personal effort to pass a bill to treat it, for the first time, as a crime.

Health & Science

Young Women Unaware How to Avoid Cancer ‘Down There’

By: Lauren Browne | January 29, 2010

Young women still don’t understand the importance of cervical cancer screening, a recent report indicates. Various health advocates are taking steps to combat this lack of awareness during Cervical Health Awareness Month.

African American

Breastfeeding Not for You? Sisters, Listen Up

By: Aisha Qaasim | September 22, 2009

World Breastfeeding Awareness Week is in August and Aisha Qaasim flags the need for stronger cultural support in the United States, particularly for African American moms. Negative attitudes, she says, are making our children sick.

Commentary

Kenyan Women Push Back Against Campaign Violence

By: Henry Neondo | August 3, 2007

As Kenya heads toward December elections women’s advocates are touring the country and trying to curb the dangers of electoral violence and intimidation facing female candidates. Second in a series on the rule of law and women in Africa.

Commentary

Early Detection Test Underway for Ovarian Cancer

By: Molly M. Ginty | January 22, 2004

Researchers are conducting clinical trials of a non-invasive, pin-prick procedure that is the first to catch ovarian cancer in its initial stages.

Politics

Women Bear Brunt of Suffering Caused by Angola War

By: Nicole Itano | May 9, 2002

A treaty ended Angola’s civil war last month, yet women are still struggling to feed themselves and their families. In the nation’s capital, 70 percent of residents are unemployed and many women enter the informal market, selling even themselves.

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