Women's eNews (https://womensenews.org/tag/women_s_enews/)
Teen Voices, the newest initiative of Women’s eNews, will produce more authentic and accurate reporting on girls and young women by involving teens as reporters and writers. Here, Managing Editor Katina Paron introduces the site.
What were the most popular Women’s eNews stories of 2013? Find out.
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In a one-week period last month two major developments–both tied to Women’s eNews’ coverage–could signal a rousing from complacency. One was a New York hearing; the other was $6 million in funding by pharmaceutical giant Merck.
Profiles of seven outstanding leaders dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls:
Jessica Mayberry,
Naveen Rao,
Ellen Ratner,
Dara Richardson-Heron,
Mary Robinson,
Regina Scully,
Rose Stuckey Kirk
Profiles of seven outstanding women leaders dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls:
Margot Franssen,
Deloris Jordan,
Musimbi Kanyoro,
Jurate Kazickas,
Gry Larsen,
Heidi Lehmann,
Christine Mau.
Profiles of seven outstanding women leaders dedicated to improving lives of women and girls:
Manal Al-Sharif,
Emma Axelrod, Sammi Siegel and Elena Tsemberis,
Helen Benedict,
Kathy Bonk,
Barbara Bridges,
Catalina Escobar,
Sandra Fluke
Rita Henley Jensen pauses the news delivery to tell the ongoing story of Women’s eNews and reflect on tonight’s annual celebration of 21 honorees, leaders in the battle for safety, equality and freedom for girls and women.
While grieving and overwhelmed like most New Yorkers in the months following Sept. 11, 2001, Rita Henley Jensen says the event surprisingly also permanently changed the direction of Women’s eNews for the better.
