Reader Introductions đź—Ł Tell Us About Your Work
Tell us about what you’re building and introduce yourself to others on this thread.
Tell us about what you’re building and introduce yourself to others on this thread.
A leadership framework to guide how to show up for your team, community, and customers during times of crisis.
Share your experience—how much paid leave did you get, and how much did you want?
The way we collectively talk about, think about, and treat women seeps into our own brains. As a result, many women internalize specific beliefs about their worth, value, and creativity. Here are three key ways the patriarchy takes root inside of your own mindset.Â
Why do we ask women if they work? Domestic work is work—”do you work?” is such a weird question to be asking moms. Here’s why it’s a strange question, and what we aren’t admitting when we say it.
Women do all sorts of work. Parents work incredibly hard, and they contribute an estimated 75% of the national output of work in any given economy—but it’s not recognized (or paid). Margo Aaron writes about all the things that are real labor—domestic, caretaking, mental, emotional, psychological, and more.