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,…
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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…
Why women drop out of sports earlier than men
Across countries, disciplines and age groups, one pattern repeats itself with remarkable consistency: women drop out of sports earlier than…
Menopause is not the end of performance
For a long time, menopause has been framed as a decline. A biological endpoint after which energy fades, focus weakens…
Fitness without punishment: moving for longevity
For years, fitness culture has been built on a moral framework. You “earn” food. You “burn” calories. You “make up”…
Why women experience burnout physically
Burnout is often described as a mental condition. Stress, anxiety, emotional exhaustion. The language used to explain it is psychological,…
Freelance life: freedom, instability and invisible pressure
Freelancing is often framed as the ultimate form of professional freedom. Flexible schedules, autonomy, creative control and the promise of…
Burnout isn’t weakness. It’s structural
Burnout is often described as an individual condition: a lack of resilience, poor time management or insufficient self-care. This framing…
Pop feminism on TikTok: empowerment or performance?
TikTok has become one of the most influential spaces for feminist discourse. Short videos, slogans and trends circulate ideas about…