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In Kitchens, Markets and Homes—A Resourceful Feminism Emerges in North Korea
Long before North Korea signaled its next leader might be female, its women were quietly making change.
Banning NDAs May Be Backfiring For Women Hoping to be Hired by Startups
New research finds that limiting nondisclosure agreements is linked to a drop in female hiring—especially at smaller firms with less HR infrastructure.
The Passion Projects And Side Hustles We’re Most Proud Of
It’s time for a little self-promotion! These are the projects, products, podcasts and more created by The Persistent contributors. We think you’ll love them!
When It Comes to Caregiving, Acknowledge the Overwhelm
A completely candid, unapologetic conversation about caring for elder parents. You’re welcome.
March 26 Marks Equal Pay Day for Women in the U.S.
Women are still making 81 cents for every dollar men make (and that’s not even the full story).
The Women Bringing Witchcraft Into the Workplace
A growing cadre of career consultants, creative agencies and entrepreneurs are using witchy “dark arts” like Tarot cards and crystals to help their clients fulfill their dreams/find their focus…
American Workers Are Much More Stressed Than Two Years Ago
Stress levels are worst among women, caregivers, younger workers and LGBTQ+ employees, a new study shows.
11 Books We Always Return To
Even with an ever-growing to-read pile of new books on our bedside tables, these favorites have a hold on us.
Everything the Finance Bros Don’t Want Women to Know About Money
Amanda Holden’s new book ‘How To Be a Rich Old Lady’ unpacks perpetually confusing financial concepts.
Women Are (Still) Spending More Time Doing Housework
According to new time use data, women are still doing the lion’s share of housework and caregiving, while men are spending more time at work and relaxing.
Join Us: Who Are You Beyond Work?
Join us for a conversation with the career coach Phoebe Gavin on how to rediscover your identity outside of work.
I Was Genuinely Moved by the Oscars This Year. Here’s Why.
Was it perfect? No. Occasionally self-congratulatory? Of course. But there were some genuinely joyous and important moments during this year’s Academy Awards
Women Dominate Top 10 in Ranking of Most-Cited U.S. Legal Scholars
A study from George Mason University finds that seven of the ten most-cited law professors last year were women.