A public swimming pool, reeking of chlorine and cheap sunscreen, became a battleground for the soul of a neighborhood. This is the world Kamla Abou Zekry cracks open in her 2016 feature, *Yom lel Setat*. A Day for Women. It’s a simple, almost banal premise. One day a week, the local pool is reserved for women only.
But in Zekry’s hands, t...
While women make up the majority of entry-level roles in healthcare organizations, they accounted for only 35% of C-suite leaders in 2024, according to a recent report from McKinsey. This is up from 29% in 2020.
Intentional succession planning plays a key role in improving women's leadership representation, said Sara Safarzadeh Amiri, MD, ch...
The journey of a micro-entrepreneur, particularly a woman carving her own space in the world, is often a quiet battle against formidable, near-invisible forces. The first is the digital divide, a vast and intimidating landscape of algorithms and online marketplaces that seems to speak a foreign tongue. Second is the persistent challeng...
The Wonder Women Conference 2025, held on September 26th at BFI Southbank, brought together over 20 trailblazing female leaders, creatives, and on-screen talent from across the TV, film, and creative industries. This annual flagship event, hosted by Wonder Women CIC, a pioneering women's network that champions the elevation of diverse wo...
There is a deep and hungry thing being born, and it clashes with an old and simple wisdom. That wisdom, a grandmother’s rule made into law from Brussels to Brazil, is this: take only what you need. Use it for its purpose. Then, let it go. It is a principle of leaving things be, of respecting the quiet corners of a life.
A tidiness of the ...
In an age defined by the quiet hum of servers and the cool glow of screens, the nature of leadership is undergoing a profound transformation. As artificial intelligence grows capable of shouldering immense cognitive loads—analyzing markets, drafting reports, and predicting outcomes—the traditional pillars of authority are eroding.
The new...
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has undergone significant changes recently, particularly with the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policies in 2021. According to the NCAA, NIL refers to a student-athlete's ability to earn compensation for their personal brand, including their name, image, and likeness ...
Before you resign yourself to digital exile, take a moment. The page is not a judgment, but an automated reflex. Your first step is to copy that entire line at the bottom of the page, the one beginning with "Cloudflare Ray ID." This string of characters is your unique ticket, the specific evidence of this digital misunderstanding.
Note pr...
The government is closed. A stalemate over healthcare spending grinds the federal machine to a halt. On the streets, confidence plummets. Two-thirds of people look at the economy and see something broken, something poor. Their own finances feel fragile, a house of cards in a gathering wind. Then come the tariffs.
A new tax on everything, ...
The soul of the thing must be tended. This is the beginning and the end of it. Before the market shifts, before the algorithm changes its mind, before the new technology hums itself to life, there is the core, the unshakeable truth of what you have built. The children of this new age, the ones named Z and Alpha, they do not come to you...
The recent surge in Shopify's shares can be attributed to a significant development. On October 3, 2025, TD Cowen, a reputable financial services firm, increased its target price for Shopify (SHOP). This change led to a 4% rise in Shopify's shares [1]. Shopify, founded in 2004 by Tobi Lütke, Daniel Weinand, and Scott Lake, has grown to b...
Guillaume Le Tual, the founder of MageMontreal, is at the forefront of this revolution, enabling brands to create high-quality, diverse, and seasonally refreshed visuals without the need for traditional photo shoots. According to a report by USA Today, Le Tual believes that AI-driven image generation is a "major benefit" that can give b...
A public swimming pool, reeking of chlorine and cheap sunscreen, became a battleground for the soul of a neighborhood. This is the world Kamla Abou Zekry cracks open in her 2016 feature, *Yom lel Setat*. A Day for Women. It’s a simple, almost banal premise. One day a week, the local pool is reserved for women only. But in Zekry’s hands, t...
In an age defined by the quiet hum of servers and the cool glow of screens, the nature of leadership is undergoing a profound transformation. As artificial intelligence grows capable of shouldering immense cognitive loads—analyzing markets, drafting reports, and predicting outcomes—the traditional pillars of authority are eroding. The new...
The soul of the thing must be tended. This is the beginning and the end of it. Before the market shifts, before the algorithm changes its mind, before the new technology hums itself to life, there is the core, the unshakeable truth of what you have built. The children of this new age, the ones named Z and Alpha, they do not come to you...
Guillaume Le Tual, the founder of MageMontreal, is at the forefront of this revolution, enabling brands to create high-quality, diverse, and seasonally refreshed visuals without the need for traditional photo shoots. According to a report by USA Today, Le Tual believes that AI-driven image generation is a "major benefit" that can give b...
