Women in Cloud’s sixth #empowHERaccess week in Bellevue brought together technology leaders, entrepreneurs and partners to discuss AI, leadership and economic access while recognizing individuals advancing a more inclusive technology industry.
We asked women around the world about their most expensive beauty buys, and whether they were worth it. We got some surprising answers. Hansa Makhijani Jain reports.
A Delhi-based 21-year-old management studies student shares the harrowing ordeal she and her friends faced on 20 July when they attended CJP’s protest march from Jantar Mantar towards the Indian Parliament.
Filmmaker Shobhita Thakur speaks to Palak Malik about her debut film ‘Khilawadi’, its portrayal of caste-based sexual exploitation, and how a woman’s lens shapes stories that need empathy, restraint and political conviction.
They didn’t have tickets to see the USA take on Australia during the FIFA World Cup. They didn’t need them. Seattle turned itself inside out that night, and the party was everywhere. Sarita Bartaula reports.
The new book ‘Ants & Lotus’ by Usha Akella and Ruxandra Cesereanu is a first-of-its-kind ‘jugalbandi’ of poetry between two prominent women poets on separate continents, one Romanian and the other of South Asian origin.
eShe Book Club’s pick for July is journalist and author Shuma Raha’s latest novel, which examines India’s post-#MeToo landscape through the overlooked perspective of a sexual predator’s wife. Sign up to meet the author.
Seattle-based community organization Women in Cloud will host its sixth annual #empowHERaccess Global Prestige Awards this month to honor entrepreneurs, executives and allies who are driving inclusive economic growth.
In honor of America 250, a documentary about Mississippi entrepreneur Dipa Bhattarai’s legal battle to earn her living, ‘Threading the American Dream’, was screened at the Nepal America International Film Festival. Sarita Bartaula reports.
Women founders receive under 2 percent of VC funding, and barely exist in vendor ecosystems. Unless we act urgently, AI will only accelerate the gender gap in technology, writes Seattle tech entrepreneur Chaitra Vedullapalli.
From Ursula K. Le Guin in the 1960s to SB Divya in the 2020s – if feminist science fiction is anything to go by, future humans will likely do away with the limitations of gender and go nonbinary, writes Aekta Kapoor.
Freedom, history, solidarity – what does Juneteenth mean to African American and South Asian women living in Washington metropolitan area? Sarita Bartaula finds out.
Recent videos and conversations from India and the US reveal a toxic dating culture and patriarchal mindsets where men expect sexual favors in return for paying restaurant bills, writes Venessa Gomes.
Since breast-cancer prognostic tests developed in the West often fail Asian and African women, Indian biotech entrepreneur Dr Manjiri Bakre developed an AI-driven test to help more patients worldwide avoid chemotherapy after surgery.
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