Menstrual Leaves: A Step Towards Equality in Education
Education is one of the most fundamental rights for every human being. While many countries have recognized the right to...
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Victorian Women Writers: The Quiet Revolution of Feminism
Feminist literature played a major role in bringing the theory of feminism to reality. Similar to the struggle of contemporary...
Drops of Hope: Making Clean Water a Right for All
Image courtesy: Pexels Imagine waking up one morning, turning on your faucet, and... nothing. Or worse, brown, foul-smelling liquid trickles...
Ida Tin’s “Dear Men” Series: Part 2 of 29 – Early Sexual Awakening
Dear Men this is post 2 out of 29 for you. A series to share what it feels like to...
Ida Tin’s “Dear Men” Series: Part 1of 29 – The First Period Explained
Dear Men, the next 29 posts will be for you.Many years ago, one of my co-founders at Clue, Mike LaVigne,...
Complexities of Workplace Harassment in India: A Call for Justice and Reform
In recent years, the discourse surrounding workplace harassment in India has intensified, particularly concerning the Sexual Harassment of Women at...
Bridging the Gap: The Unfinished Fight for Gender Equality
Image Credit: Freepik All eyes on America. Against the backdrop of the US presidential election in 2024, both Republican Donald...
Brave, Bold, and Brilliant: Girls Shaping Tomorrow’s World
Image courtesy: United Nations October 11th isn't just another day on the calendar—it's our day, the International Day of the...
Is the Funding Game Still Rigged Against Women in Business?
In a LinkedIn post by Ingrid Murray, founder of a stealth startup and experienced advisor, raises a controversial issue: should...
Nga Wai Hono I Te Po: The New Maori Queen
In a groundbreaking moment for New Zealand's cultural heritage, Nga Wai Hono I Te Po has been crowned as the...
