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The American journalist, activist, and writer Gloria Steinem, an icon of the feminist movement, was recently awarded the Princess of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities 2021.

In her organization Vive Bailando, Clemencia employs women who contribute to the education of Colombian kids who join the dream of dancing.

The human brain is one of the great unknowns that for centuries has drawn the attention of scientists.

The data for 2021 suggest progress in the number of parliamentary political positions and governmental functions held by women, but also setbacks in terms of an increase in the number of countries with no women in government.

Women struggle to plan for business continuity after a coronavirus health crisis.

Around the world, women and girls are considerably underrepresented: From politics and entertainment to the workplace.
