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At age 15, Anyelika Perez traveled abroad to pursue her dream of becoming a model. Now, she tells Women in the World what drove her out of the industry after 14 years, and why she considers herself one of the lucky ones → Read More
This is what we must do to take this moment and transform it into a cultural revolution and real change → Read More
New York just experienced its worst terrorist attack since 9/11, an occasion that is causing a tense mix of emotions for Muslim-Americans → Read More
Nandipha Mntambo was the only black person who graduated from her art school in South Africa with the class of 2007. “When I was growing up, it was Picasso who was the representation of the artist. No black African artist was presented to me,” Mntambo recalls. And there is even less representation of black women among the art world in Africa, though Mntambo is quick to point out that beyond… → Read More
The story of Ingrid Encalada Latorre puts a spotlight on the human side of America's immigration conundrum → Read More
Many see the historic ruling as a proud moment for Kenya's democracy, but on the streets and in the slums, tensions are always on the verge of boiling over → Read More
Zainab Salbi with the third in a series of dispatches from war-torn Mosul, Iraq, on the human toll of the ongoing strife there → Read More
She nearly got herself killed, but 20-year-old Rafel from Mosul ,who stood up for her beliefs, is a study in courage → Read More
‘They would read the list of those who got killed out loud … I was relieved when I heard of his death, and I was scared’ → Read More
The repeal of the controversial law last week is a certain victory for women, but some point out that it creates new dangers, too → Read More
She is not from New York and she does not wear pantsuits, but she is as fierce, passionate and committed to her job as Olivia Benson, the tireless detective on NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Her name is Summer Stephan and she is the chief deputy district attorney in San Diego. → Read More
‘They called me a whore, a prostitute, a spy for America, a dog, and they threatened to beat me,’ Shawqi recalls, and reveals how she made it out alive → Read More
‘All current parties are run by old people. They don’t know how to communicate with women or the youth’ → Read More
She has a series of questions she asks store employees before making a purchase → Read More
For the longest time, women were told that if they want to succeed in the world, they needed to lead like a man. Not any more → Read More
The far-right candidate and centrist Emmanuel Macron advanced to a runoff after Sunday’s first-round election, but some women and young activists say they had no choice at all → Read More
Maysoon Al-Suwaidan also spoke out against the hijab, creating a major public stir, and a debate about her father’s role in Islam → Read More
Across the Muslim world, young women and girls are speaking out against corruption and oppression. Some, with videos that spread like wildfire, are drawing mass audiences → Read More
The path to stopping violence against women, sexual harassment and achieving gender equality is no longer limited to activists and NGOs → Read More
Trump’s pledge to give Christian refugees who are persecuted minorities in some Muslim majority countries is having an unintended effect → Read More