Posts in category: Culture

In a world historically dominated by male leadership, women leaders have emerged as powerful forces of change. They are breaking stereotypes and challenging societal norms, proving that leadership knows no gender.  As we enter an increasingl ...

Society typically associates leadership with traits of assertiveness, confidence, and decisiveness that are often categorized as “masculine.” But when women exhibit these traits, they are frequently judged harshly, called “too aggressive” or “unlika ...

Have you ever wondered why many women are often asked questions like, "Are you married?" during job interviews?   While this is a deeply personal question and can be considered an invasion of privacy, some hiring managers still ask it. ...

Every career comes with its own leadership demands and challenges. However, for women, these hurdles are often amplified by additional barriers that they must navigate and overcome.  For many decades, the global workforce was dominated by me ...

Imposter syndrome is a secret battle that many professionals face in the bustle of modern workplaces, where achievements are praised, and high standards are the norm.   It often reveals itself in work settings. In the workplace, imposte ...

When someone congratulates you on your accomplishments, but you feel unworthy of those praises, and have felt uncomfortable and ashamed instead?    There are certain thoughts that cause us to wonder, “What am I doing here?” “They w ...

In March 1964, a shocking murder occurred in Kew Gardens, Queens, New York. Kitty Genovese, a 28-year-old bar manager, was attacked and killed by Winston Moseley.   What made this case so infamous was not just the crime itself, but the ...

In emergencies, bystanders often hesitate to intervene due to several psychological and social factors.   One recent case that illustrates this issue is that of Daniel Penny, who fatally choked Jordan Neely on a New York City subway. De ...

The need for bystander intervention in today's world has never been more critical. Many individuals find themselves in situations where they witness harassment, violence, or distress yet remain hesitant to act.  Being a bystander and not int ...

Bystander intervention is like learning to dance. It involves a series of steps that, when practiced, can help you respond effectively to problematic situations. Just as a dancer learns choreography, a bystander can learn techniques to positively in ...

Have you ever been in a situation where something felt off, but you weren't sure how to react? Maybe a friend was being treated unfairly, or you witnessed something unsettling in public. It's a common experience!  Imagine this: Your siblings ...