We've got the first music video off Turunesh's new album, and more about the many raw and volatile natures of a first love, the first times, and the first dances that went into the Tanzanian and Ethiopian singer-songwriter's newest offering.
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The new series premiers today, and hopefully in a producer role, Monica Lewinsky can finally see her version of events dramatized in a way that will reframe a nation's misconceptions about what happened to a young intern, especially in a post #MeToo world.
We spoke with Copenhagen-based nonprofit LivaCreation, which makes amazing upcycled products that help women and marginalized people recovering from abuse. Learn a bit about their important work and how they got their start!
With Indigenous women front and center, filmmaker Alex Sallee's short film "Who We Are" is a powerful portrait of the ties between generations past, present and future.
Are you ready to be part of the change for a more just, inclusive and diverse future? Get yourself registered for EDB Week here!
"There is no 'normal' - There is no normal hair, normal skin tone, normal cup sizes or body types, normal backgrounds - and JEDI for me it as much about diversifying normal, challenging our bias on what normal is." - Thandi Allin Dyani
"We believe it's that combination of the digital and the physical that can create real transformation."
Co-founder Nick Bridge shares the behind-the-scenes journey from skating in New Zealand to working to increase women's representation
We'll be streaming along as our Girls Are Awesome partnerships guru, Thandi Allin Dyani, speaks on one of Thursday's panels - and you can too!
Jorja Smith continues to impress with the uptempo and dancehall-inspired "Come Over" which is out now and is followed by an animated music video dropping tomorrow.
Our 18-year-old contributor, Ishwari Nagnur, shares her thoughts about the way gender stereotypes are holding girls back from future careers in STEM
A good journalist never stops striving for objectivity. But part of what the Black Lives Matter protests expose is that holding on to objectivity as an journalistic ideal is naïve at best, misleading at worst. Let's talk about why.
