Researchers offer recommendations for developing evidence-based interviewing best practices for Title IX investigations into sexual misconduct.

In the 1970s, 25 to 42% of Native American women of childbearing age underwent sterilizations, often without consent or under duress.

This podcast episode offers definitions and examples of the terms privilege, positionality, and intersectionality.

Facial recognition technology sheds light the emotional reactions of men and women during first presidential debate in 2016.

Children share the stereotype that links being "brilliant" to white men more than white women, but don't apply this assumption to black men and women, say researchers.

"Of the women we observed, nearly 42% experienced physical abuse, verbal abuse, or stigma and discrimination, while 35% of the women we surveyed reported such abuse."

Social changes and more family-friendly policies have transformed German parents' roles. Those changes are for the best, researchers say.

Giving your seat on the bus to a pregnant woman is a kindness, but when coworkers try to lighten her load it may hurt her changes of returning to work.

Black women's efforts to be strong, self-sacrificing, and emotionless, which researchers call a Superwoman persona, has both protective and negative health effects.

"Care context" may account for why dads are often often happier, less stressed, and less tired than moms.