Less than 20% of the seats in both the U.S House and Senate are held by women. More women representing the half of the population that is underrepresented in congress need to run for something. How do you do it? We connect women to resources.
Women make .77 cents on the dollar in the workplace. Learn how to find out what a job is worth and when to reach high. Successful women and men share advice. The Job Board offers opportunities for people who are thinking about what’s next.
Ari Ratner, former State Department Liaison and Special Assistant, interviews courageous people who have stepped up and spoken out, started movements and changed history despite threats to their job security and social status.
Tales of heartache and redemption. What to do when your female boss has it in for you or when you’re challenged by a harasser. Stories of allies coming out in support when you least expect it.
Make It Better had a terrific interview with Andrea S. Kramer and Al Harris, authors of the book “Breaking Through Bias: Communication Techniques for Women to Succeed at Work,” who are both presenting at the professional development seminar Family Matters: Sex, Lies, Money and Power (and Some Good Social Efforts Along the Way) that GlassCeiling.com and Entertain2Educate are presenting next weekend, Feb. 23rd.
Alec Ross shares his thoughts about running for Governor of Maryland as a feminist with the understanding that while talent is everywhere, opportunity is not.
