Eleanor J. Bader
An interview with Merle Hoffman, founder and CEO of the Choices Women’s Medical Center, sheds lights on the unique problems that incarcerated women encounter.
An interview with Merle Hoffman, founder and CEO of the Choices Women’s Medical Center, sheds lights on the unique problems that incarcerated women encounter.
Don’t miss this interview with Deirdre Fishel, the director of the acclaimed new documentary, “CARE.”
I’m 51 and my generation has centered leftist discourse around queer politics and erotics. We’ve queered the left, though the left doesn’t always realize it.
An estimated 39,0000 Ethiopian women suffer from obstetric fistula. This condition results in physical and mental pain. Dr. Tracy Gladstone wants to change that.
There are Yiddish theatres in Australia, Canada, Israel, Poland, Romania and the U.S. and it’s great to watch the next generation take over. I’m optimistic.
39.8 million Americans—the lion’s share of them female—are providing unpaid care for someone aged 50 or older.
Like many of us, artist Marcia Annenberg is worried. First, there’s climate change. Then there’s the growing erosion of U.S. democracy.
The first thing I notice about artist Dena Pengas is her asymmetrical, bold, and multi-colored jewelry.
The 37-year-old philanthropy has supported a wide array of visual artists, writers, filmmakers, poets, musicians, journalists, and photographers.
…the paintings would address some of the most burning issues of the 1980s: feminism, gentrification, immigration, and police brutality.