
The Female Voice
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Why India’s Women Are More Vulnerable to Disasters
Why India’s Women Are More Vulnerable to Disasters
Joyita Roy Chowdhury & Prarthna Agarwal Goel call attention to gender inequalities that exacerbate the effects of floods and other natural catastrophes. -
Youth Unemployment and China’s Economic Future
Youth Unemployment and China’s Economic Future
Nancy Qian sees the contraction of high-paying, high-skilled jobs for recent graduates as an ominous sign. -
Each month, She Writes highlights women whose ideas deserve wider attention and offers a curated selection of Project Syndicate’s most incisive commentaries by women from the previous month.
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Winning the Fight for Women’s Land Rights
Winning the Fight for Women’s Land Rights
Tarja Halonen & Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim call attention to a widespread problem that threatens food production and the health of the planet. -
The Energy Transition Is Fueling a Power Transition
The Energy Transition Is Fueling a Power Transition
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon argues that more equal access to education and capital is crucial to achieving ambitious climate goals. -
Sexism and Statelessness
Sexism and Statelessness
Ottoline Spearman calls attention to the human-rights violations and hardships caused by gender-discriminatory nationality laws. -
Defending the Women Who Defend Human Rights
Defending the Women Who Defend Human Rights
Sarah Hendriks & Pauline Brosch urge the international community to protect and support the world's most at-risk activists. -
How Much Work Is Enough?
How Much Work Is Enough?
Anne-Marie Slaughter & Autumn McDonald explain how the pandemic raised new questions – and some very old ones – for employers and employees. -
Backsliding on Maternal Mortality
Backsliding on Maternal Mortality
Natalia Kanem urges governments to take immediate, proven steps to ensure that childbirth is a time of life, not death.