Solo Travel 2026: the rise of the “Me-Moon” and why women are leading the way
The era of waiting for a friend to “check their calendar” or a partner to “be in the mood for…
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Why women are returning to writing for themselves
For a long time, writing by women has been shaped by expectation. To be useful, marketable, explanatory. To educate, inspire…
Music as emotional survival
Music is often described as entertainment, background or mood. Something to listen to while doing something else. But for many…
Why making things with your hands still matters
In an economy driven by speed, abstraction and digital output, working with the hands can feel anachronistic. Productivity is measured…
Slowing down in a productivity-obsessed world
Speed has become a moral value. Being busy signals worth. Full calendars imply relevance. Exhaustion is reframed as ambition. In…
Why climate communication ignores gender
Climate change is one of the most discussed issues of our time. Data, targets, scenarios and solutions dominate public discourse.…
Feminism today: fragmented, necessary, evolving
Feminism today is often described as confusing, diluted or divided. There is no single manifesto, no unified voice, no shared…
How science communication excludes women without noticing
Science communication is often described as neutral, objective and inclusive. Its mission is to translate complex knowledge into accessible language,…
From gamer girls to game designers: changing roles
For years, women in gaming have been framed through a narrow and often dismissive lens. “Gamer girl” became a label…
Why more women are entering STEM later in life
For decades, the conversation around women in STEM has focused almost exclusively on early education: girls in school, role models…