Women's Issues

To promote their new organization and to see if they can really do it, four ladies attempt to wear the same outfit for 31 days.

Purse and the Person explores iconic women of the 20th century, including Edwardian matrons, flappers, wartime Rosie the Riveters, suburban housewives, hippies, and businesswomen.

One in five women in Dallas go without health insurance.

It's in support of the fight against breast cancer. Southbound and down, good buddy.

All American Airlines employees are being encouraged to wear pink and donate $5 or more to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

The shirt is "tattoo-inspired" and, of course, shows the pink breast cancer ribbon.

Women interested should be passionate about serving their communities and learning new ways to embrace the best life has to offer -- all with a good, clean, sexy, and fun twist, the founders say.

So start the gossip!

In a time when news, stocks, and outlooks are down, Harris reminds us that art can be about finding light in the darkness.

AA.com/women tries to tap into the idea that women tend to make most family flying decisions.

A women-only course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and risk avoidance, while progressing to the basics of hands-on defense training.

Hillary's talk is open to the public; the program begins at 3 p.m. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson is also on the agenda.

The free event considers the history of women in the Spanish Borderlands and the American South.

New play about abortion already proves to be a success.

New interview with the Director of One in 3, the piece about abortion.

After graduation, Ms. Kapoor plans to return to India to promote the inclusion and rights of people with disabilities, especially young girls.

"A funny, sad, fascinating, touching, infuriating, enlightening play about abortion."

Neiman Marcus was unavailable for comment.

“Girls Night In” web site gets women in the game.