Hannah Moulton Belec
Managing Editor
Work by Hannah Moulton Belec
How We as AAUW Can Fight Sexual Harassment
The year 2017 saw a dizzying number of powerful men in Hollywood, journalism, politics, medicine, and more accused of sexual misconduct. In the wake of the ongoing cultural reckoning with sexual harassment, where can AAUW exert an impact? Read more »
Strategic Plan: Focus, Relevance, Impact
The strategic planning process will enable us not only to focus on what equity means, but on how we can be successful in attaining it — on how we can be successful in breaking down barriers. Read more »
AAUW Outlook Winter 2016: Claiming Creative Space: Women in the Arts
Features Settling the Score for Women in Music With blind auditions and bold ambitions, women are finally finding a place in music’s most respected echelons. The High Cost of Hollywood’s […] Read more »
Getting Real about Empowering Women and Girls
There’s a lot of lip service given to women’s empowerment lately, but some organizations are the real deal. AAUW’s programs work to break through anything that stands in the way of women’s and girls’ opportunities. Read more »
Settling the Score for Women in Music
Across genres and throughout the history of Western music, women have struggled to break in, to be recognized, and to transcend the objectification that seems inevitable when women are onstage. Let’s acknowledge the exceptional women of music history and foster the girls who are just learning to play their first scales. Read more »
Princess or Geek: What Attracts Women to Science?
Marketing aimed at recruiting girls into STEM tends to fall into one of two distinct categories: Let’s call them geek pride and sparkle science. Read more »
Being a Top Earner Didn’t Stop This Woman from Being Forced out of Finance
The Fortune 500 company Jane worked for had paid her a small fraction of what it paid her male colleagues, justifying it partially because she might get pregnant. Read more »
AAUW Outlook Spring/Summer 2015: Activism Everywhere
Which is a better tool for an activist, a mouse or a megaphone? This issue of Outlook explores the different ways that people are empowering women—by gathering online, by gathering in person, and by blazing trails in nontraditional fields that other women can follow. It takes all kinds of advocacy to get the job done. What kind of advocate are you? Read more »
