People express their love for God and their religion through different means. Some people show it through charity, while others
With media advancements and technological developments, businesses and multimedia outlets worldwide have adopted different methods of marketing, including animation. Animation
This week, I had the opportunity to interview Ambassador Ghazala Khan as we spoke about her career in human rights, women’s rights, and children’s rights. We also spoke about the lack of awareness against domestic violence in Pakistan and what we can do as a community to help prevent violence against women and children who are the vulnerable individuals of our nation.
Fariba Eskandarian is an Iranian Women’s Rights Activist. She researches and addresses the issues faced by women in Iran. Eskandarian
The Global Gender Gap Report of 2020 portrayed 153 countries implementing different strategies towards dissipating gender disparity in the economy.
According to data compiled by the National Center for Women and Information Technology, all the employed adults in the tech field in the United States constitute only 47% of women.
My name is Nekbakht and I was one of the victims of the school terror attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan on
Growing up in a south-Asian household, I often wondered why violence and abuse were so normalized against the women of my community. A good woman is not supposed to “speak up,” if she gets hit by an intimate partner because it is a “family matter.” But God forbid if she wants to stand up for herself and dissipate the toxic generation cycles and stand up against her abusers. She was considered a “bad woman” if she dared to speak about her rights.
I recently had the privilege of interviewing two amazingly talented and skilled Pakistani women. Emma Alam, the first Pakistani to
As Women’s History Month is coming to an end, I’d like to highlight the inspiring and empowering life stories of