The workplace track at this year’s SXSW Interactive Festival have a consistent theme surrounding women and the issues that have come up over the past year through movements such as #metoo and Time’s Up. Check out our recommended Top 5 sessions centered around women and empowerment in the workplace.
Matt Wallaert is the (first!) chief behavioral officer at Clover Health. Wallaert classifies as a behavioral scientist, studying human behavior as it intersects with technology as a whole. He’s been involved in plenty of startups and non-profits, including a website called GetRaised.com, to benefit underpaid women and to raise their salaries. He is a […]
Brian Mirakian is the Principal at Populous, a design firm devoted to creating environments through infrastructure to create enriching experiences for communities. His other role in the company is the Director of Populous Activate of the Americas. The goal of the company is to use the power of design to link fans, brands, teams and […]
Authors: Annabel Fidler & Paloma Gray Shawn White Breaks History in Pyeongchang Winter Games 2018 Shaun White was able to bring home a third gold medal in the men’s half pipe while also becoming the first American man to win gold at three separate Winter Olympics. This was a huge comeback for White after […]
The gender pay gap continues and Alexandra Dickinson is here to educate women on how to properly negotiate their worth. See an exclusive video interview with Alexandra as she explains more about this timely issue.
The Evolving Threats to Press Freedom panel at this year’s SXSW conference aims to discuss current threats to press freedoms as well as possible solutions for media outlets.
Molly Eyerman is here to help both women and men to feel more empowered to fight sexism in the workplace. Follow along our preview interview with Molly as she dives into explaining this timely panel session.