Opinion: The World Must Choose: Health or Freedom
The society of the 21st century will enter a period of debates between public health and individual freedoms to be vaccinated or not against COVID-19
Judges' Approach Can Generate Positive Attitudes Towards Compliance With the Laws
Victoria Pratt, a judge in New Jersey, was invited as a speaker at Ted Talks to talk about how improving people’s court experience increases compliance with the law and court orders.
Juana Plata the Hispanic Voice in the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences
She is the first Hispanic woman to serve on the board of directors of SOVAS.
TED Talks To Get Out of Your Comfort Zone
Breaking out of our shells it's not easy, especially when we're not used to getting out of our comfort zone. Thankfully, there's always a way to become a better version of ourselves.
Simone Veil, Holocaust Survivor, a Fighter for Women's Rights
Four years after her passing, we recount the life and accomplishments of Simone Veil, who is still a role model for women in France and should be acknowledged worldwide.
5 Ways To Boost Your Personal Brand
Personal branding is a prerequisite for professional success right now.
Mary Simon, Canada's First Indigenous Governor-General
“I can confidently say that my appointment is a historic and inspirational moment for Canada, and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation,” she expressed.
Is There an Option for Keiko Fujimori To Be President of Peru?
It has been more than a month and The National Jury of Elections (JNE) has not yet declared a formal winner of the Peruvian presidency. Keiko Fujimori is still trying in every possible way to achieve the majority of votes to become president.
3 Ways To Encourage You To Try New Things
The Woman Post brings you 3 short TED conferences to inspire you to go for that change, create that opportunity or accept your uniqueness.
European Union: Great Challenges Lie Ahead For the Group
The Group Of 27 Countries Faces a Breaking Point in Which They Will Define the Future Or the Failure Of the Institution
Patents Created by Female Inventors About Women's Health
According to a study published in Science, biomedicals inventions created by teams composed mainly of women, tend to resolve problems that affect their gender.
Chilean Deputies Approve Gender Quotas
The initiative that will be promulgated into law, states that one single gender cannot occupy more than 60% of the jobs at public enterprises.
Which Drug Policies Do Consumer Countries Have?
Anti-drug policy in the countries that consume the most has evolved and seems to be heading towards decriminalization, public health, and the exploitation of new markets around drugs
Latin America in short: Bill Cosby free and Messi out of Barca?
Bill Cosby is out of jail this week and Messi is running out of contract, will they renew it?