women's issues

Legislation guaranteeing Georgia women struggling to become pregnant the legal right to in vitro fertilization (IVF) gained final passage in the General Assembly on Friday.

A research fellow at the University of Georgia’s Center on Human Trafficking Research & Outreach debunks myths on social media about sex trafficking and talks about what’s really happening.

A federal investigation finds horrifying allegations about how a doctor in South Georgia treated undocumented women in US custody.

NPR’s Chief Business Editor, Pallavi Gogoi, discusses why women were particularly affected by the pandemic, and why it’s taking them so long to bounce back.

The University of Georgia will be hosting a variety of events for Women’s History Month this March, beginning with a screening RGB on Monday, March 4 at…

Lora Smothers is the director of the Athens Freedom to Grow Unschool. She uses nontraditional approaches to educate. Her desire to teach students how to…

Sally Sheppard spends most of her days helping and advocating for sexual assault survivors. She is the executive director of the Cottage in Athens. When…

Dr. Nsenga Burton is an Athenian resident and journalism professor at the University of Georgia who attended the 2017 women’s march in Atlanta. The…