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Women control nearly $32T in spending, but brands still miss the mark

Women control nearly $32T in spending, but brands still miss the mark

Younger women feel better understood by brands, but that sense of understanding declines with age, according to a new report.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
NonprofitsNonprofits
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'Crisis of grievance' erodes trust in government, business, media, NGOs

'Crisis of grievance' erodes trust in government, business, media, NGOs

The 2025 Edelman Trust Barometer found 61% of people have a moderate or high sense of grievance — a belief that government and business make their lives harder and serve narrow interests.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
PoliticsPolitics
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Women's representation among top political leadership declines globally

Women's representation among top political leadership declines globally

Just 27 countries are currently led by a woman head of state or government.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
EnvironmentEnvironment
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Women in France have lower carbon footprint than men, research shows

Women in France have lower carbon footprint than men, research shows

Driving cars and eating red meat are contributing to the gender gap in carbon footprints, researchers say.

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Cambrie Juarez
EnvironmentEnvironment
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84% of coral reefs are bleaching as oceans warm

84% of coral reefs are bleaching as oceans warm

Warming oceans are disrupting the symbiotic relationship between corals and the algae they depend on for survival.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
LeadershipLeadership
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Hong Kong and Nigeria both struggle with housing for different reasons

Hong Kong and Nigeria both struggle with housing for different reasons

Housing challenges differ across the globe, but the overall issue is a lack of affordable homes.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
NonprofitsNonprofits
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Nearly 200 groups aiding women in crisis zones could close within months

Nearly 200 groups aiding women in crisis zones could close within months

Foreign aid cuts are being felt across the humanitarian aid sector, but organizations supporting marginalized groups face the most severe impacts.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
EducationEducation
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Want to end the malaria crisis? Start with women and girls

Want to end the malaria crisis? Start with women and girls

Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to health complications from malaria infections, but access to preventive care isn’t equal.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
Health and WellnessHealth and Wellness
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Global nursing shortage shrinks, but progress isn't equal

Global nursing shortage shrinks, but progress isn't equal

About 46% of all nurses are found in high-income countries, which collectively contain just 17% of the world population.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
EnvironmentEnvironment
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1.5 billion children could be exposed to extreme heat by 2100, climate study says

1.5 billion children could be exposed to extreme heat by 2100, climate study says

Researchers say that, without global warming, most children would have had a 1-in-10,000 chance of experiencing climate extremes in their lifetime.

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Cambrie Juarez
EnvironmentEnvironment
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Women often left out of marine protection efforts, study shows

Women often left out of marine protection efforts, study shows

Men fish the deep sea, women tend to stick to the shores. That’s just one reason to ask local women how to best protect the ocean.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez
LeadershipLeadership
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The doors Pope Francis opened — and kept closed — for women

The doors Pope Francis opened — and kept closed — for women

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church pushed for inclusivity, but stopped short of opening clerical roles to women.

Cambrie Juarez
Cambrie Juarez