AAUW is conducting our own original research on people’s associations between gender and leadership, and you can contribute by participating online. Read more »

Our 2015–16 fellows and grantees are sure to be the world’s next big names in education, human rights, technology, and public health. Here are eight to keep our eyes on in 2016 and beyond — just remember you heard about them here first! Read more »

For women with college degrees, especially black and Hispanic women, the gender pay gap means that student loan debt may hang over their heads for many more years to come. Read more »

Contrary to what Hollywood executives might think, women and other marginalized groups, including people of color, the LGBT community, and people with disabilities, have stories that deserve to be told. Read more »

You will be recognized as Charting the Course Branch Navigator if you give $25,000 or more by the end of the campaign, December 31, 2016. Start charting your course today. Read more »

Without more women writers, producers, directors, and cinematographers, not even half of the stories of our cultures and societies are now being told. Read more »

As we wait to see how brands appeal to women during this year’s big game, we’ve rounded up some of the most empowering and women-friendly commercials from Super Bowls past. Read more »

On the seventh anniversary of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the President is renewing his call to Congress to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act, and directing action on data collection that would provide critical insights into the gender and racial pay gap. Read more »

When campus environments are hostile because of sexual harassment and violence, students can’t learn. It’s that simple and it’s that devastating. Read more »

Here are three ways we can expand the perception of black Americans in sports and continue celebrating their legacies. Read more »

Women athletes who are empowered by Title IX are also equipped with the skills needed to step up to the plate and run for political office! Read more »

As a transfer student and new mom, Theresa Johnson wasn’t sure how going back to college would be. But the sense of community she found with AAUW has given her new friendships and opportunities that go beyond her dreams. Read more »