Women and Girls

The climate crisis is not “gender neutral.”

Racial and gender injustice has long prevented women of color from accessing quality jobs and equitable healthcare. We can fix that.

In an Alabama NewsCenter article, Anne Mosle comments on the thought leadership of Melanie Bridgeforth, president and CEO of Women’s Foundation of Alabama, who is one of the 2021 Aspen Institute Ascend Fellows.

This country is built on systems propped up by sexism and racism—as Black women we encounter this every day.

Katherine Grainger, adjunct professor at NYU, Ai-jen Poo, co-founder and executive director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Cecile Richards, former president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America

As we close out Women’s History Month, let’s recognize the women planning for our long road of recovery and healing.

The Albrights joined The Bridge, a podcast that invites two women with deep knowledge and compassion to engage in conversation.

Secretary Albright has always been a trailblazer and continues to make a statement, down to her accessories. On the question of brooches, how exactly does one store that many beautiful and unique pieces? Is there a temperature-controlled vault that can only be opened via retina scan? You’ll have to listen to find out.

2019 Aspen Ideas Festival speaker Leta Hong Fincher on the oppression of women abroad and in the US, and the role gender equality plays in a healthy democracy.

Hear leaders discuss the role of the women’s movement in the 2018 election and beyond.