Since Hillary Clinton’s spearheading of what she called a “gender data revolution” in 2014, numerous initiatives have been launched to generate more and better data on the lives of women and girls. We ...

Over the past three years, many Americans learned more about epidemiology than they ever knew before. From Covid-19 to mpox to polio, a new generation of citizen scientists is now joining trained ...

We see changing gender norms on a daily basis – dads wearing a baby Bjorn at the playground, men perusing the grocery aisles for dinner. This can lead us to feel the American home is gender-equal. But ...

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This article was written by Bloomberg Index Research analysts Michael Donat, CFA and Steve Hou, PhD, and Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index manager Sabina Mehmood. Corporate gender equality is among the ...

The UN Dag Hammarskjöld Library has completed a notable project that enriches the data available on the historic gender ratio of UN Security Council representatives. This initiative enables ...

This International Women’s Day, there is a collective focus on what can be done to #breakthebias and create a gender equal world. A world that is not only diverse, but also equitable, and inclusive.

Journalist Caroline Criado-Perez presents " Invisible Women" project on stage during The World Around's Inaugural Summit at The Times Center on January 25, 2020 in New York City. (Photo by Noam ...

The importance of capturing demographic data in health care settings and population surveys can’t be overstated. If a population or group isn’t counted, it may as well be invisible. That’s why the ...