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Women looking to enter the science field are met with a lack of encouragement from peers and professors and a negative stereotype of female scientists that's so ingrained into American culture.

New York City unveils a new campaign that tells girls they are beautiful just the way they are.

A Jordanian woman reads 'Lean In' through the lens of a Jordanian and uses the book as a way to open discussion about women's advancements in the country.

A Korean-American woman emphasizes the need to include, legitimize and strengthen the voices of all women of color, including Asian-Americans.

Ashley Milne-Tyte of the Broad Experience sits down with two female journalists to talk about quashing female guilt, learning how to say no, and building a reliable support network

An American mother travels to a Congolese refugee camps to speak with mothers there about their hopes and dreams for their children and their war-torn country.

Women in Madison, WI are forming Lean In circles to offer support to each other as they progress in their careers.