Legal luminary and founder of Afe Babalola University at Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Aare Afe Babalola, SAN has expressed worry over the low level of women in Nigeria’s political space and leadership positions ...

Fifty women stepped into the grand ballroom of Huntington Place, draped in regal hues of purple and gold, embodying the brilliance and resilience that defines Black excellence in Michigan. With 700 ...

Black women have been successful in business and entertainment and continue to make strides in entrepreneurship and ...

W ith policies in flux, the economy in transition, and financial markets in turmoil, Main Street and Wall Street both are ...

Dr. Tanya Patton, Julie Botterbusch, and Kim Hunt are recognized by the YWCA for their leadership in education, healthcare, ...

Don’t wait,” Zurich Canada's Donna Mulligan says to aspiring women leaders. “Reach out. Take a risk. Try something new.” ...

Across traditional and digital platforms, audio storytelling, print journalism, and executive leadership, women have been ...

The chair of the Brooklyn Bar Association's diversity committee weighs in on President Donald Trump's recent executive order ...

“We Can Do It!”, a new show featuring three women sharing their experiences about working during the war, was just one of ...

It was a moment of raw, unfiltered truth — a truth that too many institutions and decision-makers refuse to acknowledge. Black women in America are expected to be exceptional just to receive a ...

Despite women making strides in U.S. newsrooms, they remain underrepresented in leadership roles. Efforts are needed to ensure diversity and safety for female journalists.

Discover how organizations like Black Women Unmuted, ColorComm, and African Women in Media are supporting Black women ...