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Fifty-two. The number of men who spoke before a single woman leader took the stage at this year’s opening session of the United Nations General Assembly. It’s been 75 years since the founding of the United Nations, yet only 11 of the 196 speakers...

The Leadership Journey is an opportunity for working women leaders in global health to deepen their leadership skills and increase their visibility.

The media is a powerful force, helping to shape who we are and how we see ourselves. Yet far too often, diversity in the media is an overlooked and underappreciated factor in what shapes the narratives that define our lives. Moreover, who tells...

2021 US Leadership Journey Application Ready to Apply? The deadline for applications is November 13, 2020. Start your application The fully-funded, 12-month WomenLift Health Leadership Journey imparts contextualized leadership skills to address the...

WomenLift Health connects you to key global health convenings and events throughout the year that focus on women's leadership and gender equality.

Philanthropy is a major force in health, development and human rights around the world. Increasingly, philanthropists are realizing that support for gender equity requires a cross-cutting approach and must go beyond funding projects to meet...

The tragic loss of lives – those of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and before that, the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Sean Reed, and countless more – once again highlights the deep vein of racial injustice that runs through our nation’s...

Most of our nation’s essential workers, particularly in healthcare, are women who are facing burnout, furloughs, pay cuts and inequities, mom guilt, mental health risks and increased risk of exposure to COVID-19 even as they are being asked to work...

Originally published by Thompson Reuters Foundation, this op-ed explains the urgent response needed to mitigate COVID-19 impacts on women and girls. Kersti Kaljulaid is the president of the Republic of Estonia; Helen Clark is board chair of...

In this webinar we hear from three individuals who are demanding the world take action to support nurses during this pandemic and beyond. 

This webinar features a rich discussion among leaders who demand that the informal workforce that lacks traditional labor protections is overlooked no more.

Hear why we have no time to lose to elevate women’s political leadership to solve this health crisis and prevent the next one.

Dr. Ayoade Alakija, Dr. Joanne Liu, and Dr. Madhukar Pai highlight why diversity is critical to solving global health emergencies.

Meet the 2020 US Mentors Rohini Anand Dr. Rohini Anand was till January 2020 SVP Corporate Responsibility and Global Chief Diversity Officer for Sodexo, the global leader in Quality of Life services. Under Dr. Anand’s leadership, the Sodexo brand...

Kate H. Rademacher is an innovative public health leader with eighteen years of experience in family planning program design, management, and evaluation. She currently works in the Global Health, Population and Nutrition group at FHI 360 where she...