What Neuroscientists Say About Retirement Age
Have you ever wondered what is the perfect age to retire? Some days we may feel like we can’t wait to retire.
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International Day of Afro Women, To Preserve Their Origins and Rights
Since 1992, we have commemorated the International Day of Afro Latin-American, Caribbean, and the Diaspora Descendent Women as a result of the efforts of women in 32 countries in Latin America.
Does Digital Boom Leave Female Participation Behind?
The internet has been a key tool to save entrepreneurs in recent times. However, many argue that that the digital world is not as democratic as it is supposed to be.
Increasing Women's Participation in Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the world in recent years. Why can this be a great opportunity for women to invest in them?
The Moon Is Dressed Up in Thailand
Despite technological and scientific advances, the Moon continues to mark the collective imagination of man and his influence in many cases determines his social relationships, going from being a simple star to a symbol that identifies his deepest beliefs.
Judges' Approach Can Generate Positive Attitudes Towards Compliance With the Laws
Victoria Pratt, a judge in New Jersey, was invited as a speaker at Ted Talks to talk about how improving people’s court experience increases compliance with the law and court orders.
Facebook's New Hub To Keep Women Safe From Online Abuse
Facebook released Women's Safety Hub to keep women safe on the platform.
Pandemic and Women's Finances in Latin America and the Caribbean
A recent report by ECLAC remarks that the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has produced a negative impact on the work opportunities and labor conditions for women in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Simone Veil, Holocaust Survivor, a Fighter for Women's Rights
Four years after her passing, we recount the life and accomplishments of Simone Veil, who is still a role model for women in France and should be acknowledged worldwide.
