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Equal Pay Day Is Far From Fair - Vimarsana News

Equal Pay Day Is Far From Fair

As we celebrate the achievements of women breaking through glass ceilings, we must also confront the reality that the gender pay gap has not significantly improved.

Source: forbes.com
Emory researcher shares insights with first lady, national leaders at White House Initiative on Women's Health Research Roundtable - Vimarsana News

Emory researcher shares insights with first lady, national leaders at White House Initiative on Women's Health Research Roundtable

Epidemiology professor Tené T. Lewis was one of 10 participants in an exclusive roundtable discussion held Feb. 7 in Atlanta with first lady Jill Biden. The group discussed research, education, investment and other topics related to women’s health.

Source: emory.edu
12 Cost-Effective Ways Nonprofits Can Connect With Everyday Donors - Vimarsana News

12 Cost-Effective Ways Nonprofits Can Connect With Everyday Donors

While nonprofit budgets may constrain efforts to build connections with smaller donors, there are ways to do so with little to no money.

Source: forbes.com
Black Women's Health Imperative Releases After Abortion Pills Stay - Vimarsana News

Black Women's Health Imperative Releases After Abortion Pills Stay

"This morning Black women across America have one less worry," said Linda Goler Blount, MPH, President of Black Women's Health Imperative.

Voting on Abortion: When Medicine and Politics Collide - Vimarsana News

Voting on Abortion: When Medicine and Politics Collide

Michigan’s Proposal 3 would install protections for a woman’s right to have an abortion within the state’s constitution if it is approved by voters in November. Medical professionals and politicians all await the outcome of the vote.