Category: Current Affairs
Top Stories for Women and Girls of the 2010s
DENVER/LONDON — At the end of a calendar year it's natural to step back and reflect on the past 12 months. What went well? What didn’t go well? What were…
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Sorry Not Sorry It’s Been Awhile
LONDON—Yep, it’s been a while. For those of you who check up with she-files regularly, you probably noticed that we haven't posted any new stories for some time. We can…
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Let’s Talk About Girls
LONDON—Let’s talk about girls. Or actually, let’s talk about one girl, my almost nine-month-old daughter, Nora. I have never been all that interested in infant and childhood development, until I…
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One Woman’s Mission to Reunite Immigrant Families
FRANKFORT, MICHIGAN AND AURORA, COLORADO VIA PHONE—Sarah Jackson doesn’t have a background in non-profit management, but that didn’t stop her from starting a non-profit offering hospitality to people affected by…
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#TimesUp For Sexual Harassment in the Newsroom
WARSAW, POLAND-- It isn't often that you get to watch the straw break the camel’s back. But that's exactly what happened at a recent news congress where incidents of disrespect…
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As Record Numbers of U.S. Women Run for Office, One Michigan Candidate Explains Why
LANSING, MICHIGAN—Gretchen Whitmer had her #MeToo moment before it was even a movement. Back in 2013, Ms. Whitmer, as the Democratic minority leader of the Michigan Senate, stood up and…
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Celebrating Our First Anniversary
DENVER AND FLINT, MICHIGAN--One year ago today millions of women joined ranks and marched for equality across the globe. It's not a coincidence that it's also she-files.com's first anniversary. We…
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Ksenija Pavlovic: The White House Press Corps’ Rebel With a Cause
LONDON AND WASHINGTON VIA EMAIL—On Wednesday July 19 when then White House assistant press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders stated that the White House press briefing was going to be yet…
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Her Stories: A Daughter’s Peace
ŠEKOVICI, BOSNIA--With the The Hague conviction today of Ratko Mladic, the "Butcher of Bosnia", I was reminded what genocide smells like: syrupy rotten decay. Over a decade ago I witnessed…
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The Women Behind Athens’ Buzzing Refugee and Migrant Community
ATHENS—A drop-in center for refugee and immigrant women and girls in the middle of Athens does not sound like it would be a sunny nor a cheerful place. But the…
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