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The December edition of Connect the Dots, a monthly event on Sustainability organized by The Alternative, explores the role of gender stereotypes in the recent cases of violence against women. The event will be held on 22nd December at Atta Galatta.

The Biblical Archaeology Society announces its S/O 2012 issue filled cover to cover with articles discussing the Synoptic Gospels, the possible discovery of David’s Palace and much more.

The show features work from The African Diva Project, a radical commentary on and comparison of the role of gender in African cultures and in contemporary society. The Project includes images representing a range of Black female music legends.

Mars Venus Coaching announces the first Executive, Business and Life Associate Coach, Tim Marshall, from Melbourne, Australia to the Chrysalis Coaching Team lead by Louise Popp.

Ataman Onar becomes first Mars Venus Business Coach in Turkey.

On December 8 at the National Press Club in Washington DC (1 to 3 PM ET), a press conference by a coalition of activists will remember Human Rights Day and the need to defend human rights. Contact: Jeffrey Imm, usa@realcourage.org, 301-613-8789

Stanford University's Londa Schiebinger launches Gendered Innovations. We've all heard that empowering women is the engine required to move our economies forward. But, what if that's not where it ends?

The International Society of Diversity and Inclusion Professionals forms an alliance with Women's International Networking to provide educational benefits to diversity professionals.

Delving into controversial and unsettling subjects such as the gender basis of violence, the new journal Violence and Gender, launching in fall 2013, will explore the difficult issues that are vital to threat assessment and prevention of violence.

A new comprehensive and systematic review of the medical literature on metabolic syndrome in children that probed deeper to evaluate the risk associated with gender, ethnicity, and geography was published in Metabolic Syndrome and Related Disorders.

The December edition of Connect the Dots, a monthly event on Sustainability organized by The Alternative, explores the role of gender stereotypes in the recent cases of violence against women. The event will be held on 22nd December at Atta Galatta.

Policy Price Check helps you out by discussing what it means to have an "average" auto policy.

The Biblical Archaeology Society announces its S/O 2012 issue filled cover to cover with articles discussing the Synoptic Gospels, the possible discovery of David’s Palace and much more.

Recently published research from Datamonitor, "What Makes Consumers Pay More for Beauty Products", is now available at Fast Market Research

Previously available only in ebook format, A Woman Denied... The Early Years biography is now available in Paperback format from Amazon Store.

The Business Case for Diversity through 135 Empirical Studies

The show features work from The African Diva Project, a radical commentary on and comparison of the role of gender in African cultures and in contemporary society. The Project includes images representing a range of Black female music legends.

Mars Venus Coaching announces the first Executive, Business and Life Associate Coach, Tim Marshall, from Melbourne, Australia to the Chrysalis Coaching Team lead by Louise Popp.

Mars Venus Executive Training corporate office located in Las Vegas, Nevada announces their first ever Gender Based Sales Training, open to the public.

Ataman Onar becomes first Mars Venus Business Coach in Turkey.

New Food market report from Canadean: "Consumer Trends in the Pasta & Noodles Market in India, 2011"

Equal Community Foundation is organising a seminar on April 28th called the ‘First step for engaging men for gender equality’ at Suzlon One Earth Campus

New Food research report from Canadean is now available from Fast Market Research

Equality Texas Ally Awards to honor individuals and organizations that have embodied true equality for all Texans, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity

“They’re clever, sometimes silly and not afraid to talk as much as they dance.” – The New Yorker

On December 8 at the National Press Club in Washington DC (1 to 3 PM ET), a press conference by a coalition of activists will remember Human Rights Day and the need to defend human rights. Contact: Jeffrey Imm, usa@realcourage.org, 301-613-8789

A company called Baby Riddle makes it possible for pregnant women to keep the baby’s gender a surprise and have the gender-specific clothes before their due date.

Stanford University's Londa Schiebinger launches Gendered Innovations. We've all heard that empowering women is the engine required to move our economies forward. But, what if that's not where it ends?

The International Society of Diversity and Inclusion Professionals forms an alliance with Women's International Networking to provide educational benefits to diversity professionals.

Teachers Day is indeed an occasion to pay reverence and gratitude to teachers for their selfless effort in shaping careers and enriching the educational process.

In her book, Stanford Professor Cecilia Ridgeway provides a well-reasoned, well-researched explanation of why we continue to observe unequal outcomes for women and men, even in the face of changes that work against gender discrimination.

A Woman Denied... The Early Years is a biographical account of a mixed gender baby named Raymond who was raised as a boy.

Catholic University has received an intent-to-sue legal notice, suggesting that its plan to gender-segregate all of its dormitories would constitute illegal sex discrimination under the District of Columbia's Human Rights Act

Author Sophia A. Nelson has spurred a national discussion on the perception and image of black women in the Age of Michelle Obama

Bishop Howard J. Hubbard and CRS President Ken Hackett write that they do so “out of deep concern for the suffering that the people of the Eastern Congo continue to endure.”

Women remain the main carers of children and the elderly in all Member States of the European Union despite various attempts to implement policies and actions that increase gender equality.

ACCA Pakistan organised discussion forum ‘Board diversity: is gender the missing link?’ on 24 May 2011 in Karachi as gender diversity on boards has become an international discussion theme.

More than 87% of the black female survey respondents (n=540) in this groundbreaking study believe that First Lady Michelle Obama has helped dispel negative stereotypes of accomplished black women in America.

Notfindingout.com has gone national on thebump.com! Over the next few months, notfindingout.com will be featured on thebump.com in 17 different cities around the county, and we are so excited to spread the word!

Lynne Jackson, Dred Scott’s great-great-granddaughter will speak on the first day of the conference

“Hand Jives” a free social networking app for both iPhone & Facebook. Users customize animated hand gestures by choosing their own gender & skin color.

Notfindingout.com has gone national on thebump.com! Over the next few months, notfindingout.com will be featured on thebump.com in 17 different cities around the county, and we are so excited to spread the word!

Join Vision 2020 and the National Constitution Center for a Women's History Month celebration.

While acknowledging certain positive steps by the U.S. government in the DRC, Vigaud-Walsh feels that it must do more to eradicate sexual and gender-based violence, ensure the protection of women and girls and all civilians, and to end the conflict.

89% of Mothers Polled Don't Think Toys Influence a Child's Future Sexual Preference; Yet 20% Say Their Spouse Don't Want Their Sons to Play with Dolls, study by USA Toy Experts show.

Forging Company Excluded Class of Women From Jobs, Federal Agency Charged

n a research project funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, Silvia Stoller has risked a daringly fresh interpretation of the classic approaches to feminist gender research.

New Food and Beverage research report from Datamonitor is now available from Fast Market Research

The Not Finding Out™ online baby registry prides itself on the unique and personal customer service they offer to their registrants.

Women are the key for a nation’s ability to innovate and their socio-economic status is one of the strategic indicators of a country’s development.

Renowned feminist Biblical scholar Phyllis Trible reviews Michael Coogan’s new book, God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says in the latest issue of the Biblical Archaeology Review.

Study Commissioned by Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network Measures Advancements of Women in Workplace Long Populated Mostly By Men

New research from the UK’s leading baby product review website has revealed the biggest childbirth concerns of British expectant mothers; with 1 in 10 claiming their biggest worry was having ‘an ugly baby.’

Austin attorney Geoffrey D. Weisbart has been named to the Texas Super Lawyers list for the seventh consecutive year, and has been on the Super Lawyers list since it started in 2003.

This summer ArtCorps joined forces with Oxfam America to break the cycle of violence and poverty in Central America. ArtCorps will strengthen Oxfam's Campaign to Prevent Violence Against Women by building its arts-based education and outreach.

Media personality, Dr. Leigh-Davis, takes a controversial position when it comes to race and gender issues.

A recent study by the UK's fastest growing baby product review website has revealed that a third, 31%, of parents admit to having experienced ‘mistaken baby gender;’ whereby strangers have accidentally got the sex of their baby wrong.

Education psychology expert Abigail Norfleet James PhD - "Dr. Abby" - has engaged Mighty Casey Media & Strategy By Design to help spread her message about the power of gender-based education.