Tag: women’s rights

Thirty minutes a day begins as a walk toward freedom from illness, disease, exhaustion, and, in some cases, trauma.

After Trump’s victory over Clinton, women realized how much the country needs them in politics.

“Indigenous women ... often are the ones to call out injustice when they see it immediately. We saw that at Standing Rock.”

IWF partners with many other Koch-funded activist groups that deny climate science and push the deregulatory agenda of corporations.

Over half a million women (and some men as well) have used the #MeToo hashtag, exposing in a few short days how pervasive are the crimes of sexual harassment and rape.

Let’s hope this movement sparks change in our society and let’s hope those who have been affected by sexual abuse continue to speak up and demand justice.

Indigenous women will not sit idly by while their rights to their lands are violated—the lands that sustain them and are part of who they are as Indigenous Peoples.

Though a hard-won victory for Saudi women, we should recognize that the biggest impediment for women has not been the inability to drive.

Some say safe-parking programs aren’t a solution to homelessness. But these women and families are grateful this church has one.

Here's a round up from the "While He Was Tweeting" series.