Olympics 2024: Gender Parity Achieved
At the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, according to the IOC, for the first time there will be an equal number of women and men participating! The number [...]
Kamala Harris, “the candidate who can defeat Trump”
"Kamala says 'trust women'"! U.S. President Joe Biden has dropped out of the race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is not yet the candidate; she must still secure the nomination [...]
“Brain fog” during menopause
Just recently, I came across an interesting article about "brain fog": a nice term for a phenomenon that many women will be familiar with during menopause. Signs of [...]
No means no!
"At the End of Truth" is the new film by Saralisa Volm. It just premiered at the Munich Film Festival." In the BR Abendschau, Saralisa Volm discussed her [...]
Aminata Touré: first (and youngest) Black Vice Minister-President of Germany!
Aminata Touré: In 2022, the first Person of Color in a ministerial office, and in 2024, the first (and youngest) Black Vice Minister-President of a German federal state. [...]
Der Global Gender Gap Report 2024: Germany in 7th place
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published its Global Gender Gap Report 2024. "The Global Gender Gap Index annually benchmarks the current state and evolution of gender parity [...]
Malu Dreyer: “One of the last of her kind”
"Malu Dreyer is stepping down as Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate. The SPD is losing one of its few popular figures. She was a role model for the traffic light coalition in Berlin," writes [...]
EU elections and youth study: “People are socialising into democracy”
For the first time, people aged 16 and over took part in the EU elections in Germany. According to a survey by Infratest dimap, 16 to 24-year-olds voted for 17% voted [...]
No more gender pay gap in Danish football
"The Danish national team refused an increase in bonuses so that the federation could pay the women equally. With success: After the European Championship, the gender pay gap has been eliminated," as [...]
Better Distribution of Working Hours!
"In Germany, overall less work is being done compared to the EU average. At the same time, we feel the shortage of skilled workers, and for some time now, a 42-hour workweek [...]
