While women have made strides in the workplace, male attitudes are still the major roadblock to equal pay and treatment. Enter your e-mail address and we'll send you information as soon as it is available. NOW has just launched Phase 1 of its new web site. The first national research conference on stalking begins tomorrow at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
College campuses are often dangerous and stalking is one of the more common crimes.
College women are far more likely to be stalked than other women. It's time to stress what girls and boys have in common in the classroom, not what divides them, researchers say. They're dismayed their work is cast as a battle of the sexes and call for more research on ethnic, socioeconomic and racial differences. Win Oscars Deborah Oppenheimer and Tracy Seretean are part of a growing number of filmmakers who are changing the way that the world sees, hears and receives women's stories. The internet isn t a man s world any longer.