The #MeToo campaign revealed a toxic culture that stretched far beyond the film industry. In the resulting outrage is an opportunity to bring about change to benefit us all, writes Jamie Catto
Dr Caroline Ford, co-founder of the Stemminist movement, shares her thoughts on how a supportive and empowering space for women and minorities in Stemm has been found in an unexpected place
From record-breaking budgets to progress on pay parity, 5 ways in which women’s football reached a new level in 2017
New rules from the Advertising Standards Authority will allow the removal of adverts across all media that demean, mock or objectify on the basis of gender
Male players will contribute a portion of their commercial earnings to their female counterparts under the agreement, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the world
A new campaign sets out to end discrimination against Gypsy and Traveller communities, the ‘last respectable form of racism’
Online campaign #WhiteWednesdays, which protests the obligatory wearing of headscarves for women in Iran, is gaining momentum
World champion rock climber Ashima Shiraishi won her first competition when she was just seven. Now, her sights are set on the 2020 Olympics
Films with diverse casts are proving more popular at the box office, finds a study by the Creative Artists Agency
Residents can now identify as X on state-issued documents
The world’s first all-female animation summit targets industry gender bias
Taiwan has become the first country in Asia to legalise homosexual marriage
A record number of female MPs will take up seats in the House of Commons after more than 200 women were elected in Thursday’s general election
Are quotas the best way to improve gender diversity in positions of power? Consensus can be tougher than conflict. We present a complicated issue to two thought leaders and ask them to respond [...]
Open borders would accelerate the global economy and lift millions out of poverty, argues Dutch author and historian Rutger Bregman
Billy Briggs meets the young women breaking new human rights ground in a conflict-plagued region
A new journalism project, Sahar Speaks, launched earlier this month to help support women journalists in Afghanistan. Founder Amie Ferris-Rotman explains why she thinks it's needed more than ever
The world’s wealthiest individuals spend a considerable sum on personal security, but as Matt Mellen asks, would they feel the need to if we lived in more equal times?
Despite an increasingly loud conversation about inequality, its root causes remain intact. Stewart Lansley argues that the government has the power to tackle the issue if only it would consider [...]
An all women's football team in Sudan are aiming to kick gender bias out of the sport
