Girl Tech made its return to Leeds last week ... unite around common purpose – opening up new pathways for the next generation of young women, while securing a more diverse talent pipeline ...

Crippled young girls are the „new normal,“ wrote Ülle Pukk, a member of the Koos party board, on Facebook on March 28, posting a picture of an alleged toy called „Oksana.“ The image of the Barbie doll ...

Since launching in 2012, Girls Who Code has reached over 760,000 students through in-person and virtual programming. Of these, 330,000 alumni are now college or career-aged, ready to lead in tech.

By providing girls and boys with the knowledge and tools to understand menstrual health, challenge stigma, and stay engaged in school, the company is fostering a generation of confident, educated ...

shining a light on the messages being sent to girls and women in the early 2000s: that self-objectification was empowering, feminism was no longer necessary, and other women were silly ...

Made up of six members in their early twenties — Sueda Uluca, Hilal Yelekçi, Lidya Pınar, Zeynep Oktay, Mina Solak, and Esin Bahat — Manifest are a Turkish girl group, fluent in choreography ...

The new teaser begins with the moment when college student K wakes up inside the body of Cha Sun Chaek (Girls’ Generation’s Seohyun), a minor character in K’s favorite romance novel.

Girls’ Generation member and actress Seohyun has found a new agency to call home! On May 15, LEAD Entertainment announced, “We recently signed an exclusive contract with Seohyun. Going forward ...