more articles about: women's empowerment

Gone are the days when calling someone "flat-chested" is a valid insult. Every body is different, and invalidating someone's beauty for the size of their chest makes as much sense as say, telling someone their white T-shirt is too light. Although, we ...

People deal with negativity differently. Some take it lightly, some fight fire with fire. Others get a bit more creative to find a meaningful response to it.For this content creator and entrepreneur, she handled it the best way she can: by making statement ...

It’s already 2021, and yet, there’s still an expectation for girls to act like the iconic but problematic Maria Clara: prim, proper, quiet, demure, reserved, passive. She was forced upon Filipinas, since we were little girls, as the ideal picture of womanhood.But we’re ...

International Women's Month is here, and to celebrate, we're introducing the amazing women who call the shots on some of our favorite Netflix TV shows and movies. A certified list of successful female creatives, they're responsible for the inclusive and entertaining stories ...

It's been a generations-long battle for women to exercise their rights to vote, to safely walk down the streets, and to follow career paths that are traditionally saturated with men. While there's still a lot to fight for in terms of receiving the ...

It’s Women’s History Month and that means celebrating everything about every kind of woman worldwide! As we all know, since the historical birth of women’s suffrage, women have been continuously fighting for equality, respect, and recognition in societies. Although the fight for ...

It's not a good piece of art or literature without a strong female character. Below, we take a look at some of the most inspiring fictional women locally and internationally, and how they've conquered being strong and independent in their own ways.This daughter ...

De La Salle University will not renew the contract of one of its part-time faculty members after a controversial post made the rounds on social media.According to DLSU's student newspaper The Lasallian, the faculty member posted a Facebook status on Sunday, June 14, hinting ...

How many times have you questioned yourself and your achievements? Compared yourself to others and thought that you weren't good enough? You're not alone. In fact, self-doubt is an ongoing issue among women no matter what stage they are in life, and it's ...

WATCH: Even in silence, there is music WHAT: Cinemalaya 2009 entry Dinig Sana Kita by Mike Sandehas WHY: It's a story of deaf boy who loves to dance and a girl who's in a band. They meet in a camp in Baguio ...