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How digital fashion offers to resolve the environmental impact of fast fashion
Fashion is responsible for about 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions and uses huge amounts of water. But the digital fashion industry offers a respite!
Fashion is responsible for about 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions and uses huge amounts of water. But the digital fashion industry offers a respite!
Because women in developing countries are primarily seen as wives and mothers, most of the data about them focuses on their reproductive health, not their earnings and assets, they said.
Medical research is skewed towards the needs of men, with almost three quarters of biomedical research papers failing to consider differences in outcome according to sex
As Andy Murray looks to hang up his tennis racket for good, it's worth taking a look at the positive impact he has made in making the sport a female-friendly place.
Four paintings by one of Britain's most famous suffragettes, Sylvia Pankhurst, documenting the conditions of female workers in the early 20th century, have been bought by the Tate gallery.
A century after Britain's first election in which women voted and stood for parliament, female activists called on Friday for further reform to achieve equality amid abuse and prejudice.
Data shows no evidence for the so-called 'glass cliff' – a theory suggesting women are often only brought into senior positions at times of crisis
Her Ability award wants to put a spotlight on disabled women's achievements to combat the idea that they are passive victims
Unplanned and unwanted pregnancies in developing countries can cause serious health implications and perilous futures.
Recent statistics from The Pay Index shows that the earning gap has fallen sharply in Britan and the US betwen March and September.
Female CEO's are still paid considerably less, in spite of the gap narrowing.
Dockless bikes are being trialled across a number of cities, with some reporting back mixed opinions.
Without significant shifts in policy, about 480 million people - some 6 percent of the world - will remain in extreme poverty in 2030.
A new report from UNHCR shows that four million displaced children are going without an education.
Streets in a Brussels district are undergoing name changes at the recommendations of the general public.