Rappler's latest stories on Women's Month
[OPINION | Dash of SAS] Dispatch from El Salvador
El Salvador has one of the highest rates of femicide or female murder in the world
Meet 4 women on the frontlines of PH's battle vs the coronavirus
As Women's Month closes, we put the spotlight on RITM's Dr Celia Carlos, DOH's Maria Rosario Vergeire, Xavier University's Dr Analyn Asok, and PGH COVID nurse Kathlyn Valdez
How an 18-year-old STEM activist is helping close the gender and tech gap in PH
Starting out as a blog, Audrey Pe's Women in Tech has evolved to become an organization putting up workshops, conferences and talks promoting STEM, and gender equality to young women all over the country
Who run the world? 4 women winning in media and entertainment
Rappler Hustle shares stories from women paving the path in media, culture, and gaming
Who run the world? 4 women who slay in science and tech
Rappler Hustle shares the stories of women who have made a name for themselves in finance, game development, physics, and tech
7 women who made Philippine history
In celebration of women’s month, Rappler highlights 7 Filipinas whose stories should be remembered
[ANALYSIS] Tackling the disproportionate impact of disasters on women
'One report finds that women and children are 14 times more likely to die in a disaster compared to men, and prevailing traditional gender roles seem to be the culprit'
ROUNDTABLE: Women take charge in the House of Representatives
On Thursday, March 12, join our discussion about the crucial role female leaders play in Philippine politics
#HustleEveryday: Ways to support Women's Month in the office
There are various ways your workplace can show solidarity with Women's Month. Here are some examples.
Who is the Filipino? The Filipino story through documentaries
In Part 2 of our podcast, we trace our long-rooted history in documentary filmmaking, how documentaries are a nation's "photo album," and the correlation between social media love and documentary consumption
These Filipinas use their passion to empower marginalized women
Three Filipina changemakers share their inspirational journeys in making it their mission to empower women and provide them with more opportunities in the face of discrimination, violence, and gender inequality
Inside the Industry: Documentary filmmaking with Baby Ruth Villarama
In Part 1 of our podcast with Baby Ruth Villarama, we talk about her origins as a filmmaker, telling stories from "kanto to palasyo," and why "time makes a documentary"
[OPINION] The gender power gap
'How a society treats the female half of its population is a significant indicator of how it will treat others. Even in peaceful societies, many women are in deadly danger in their own homes.'
From a photographer's lens: Remembering strong women throughout history
Sharing these photos and their personal memories is my way of honoring these remarkable women on this special occasion
[PODCAST] Laffler Talk: Twitter 'titas' take over
Who runs this episode? @mrsunlawyer, @econcepcion, at @margadeona!
[OPINION] In solidarity with our queer sisters
'The more I learned about the experiences of other LGBTQ folks like me, the more I recognized that we were still different from each other'
9 in 10 of all people hold bias against women
One of the report's most chilling findings: 28% of people believe it is okay for a man to beat his wife
Robredo: 'Empower one woman and she will raise others with her'
'This is our vision: Women rising together...chipping away at barriers together,' says Vice President Leni Robredo at an event marking Women's Month
Netflix partners with UN Women for International Women's Day selection
The list features picks from women all over the world
Asia's period problems: Olivia Cotes-James talks about a menstrual revolution
The 29-year-old entrepreneur is fighting the stigma against menstrual health through LUÜNA Naturals, an all-female led team that hails itself as Asia's first period care company
Who run the world? Women ‘take over’ the House of Representatives
Congresswomen take the lead during the House session to mark the start of Women's Month
Feminist, fashionable, and fighting for sustainability: Meet India's Anita Dongre
Global fashion designer Anita Dongre is a feminist powerhouse in a male-dominated industry, set to create an environmentally sustainable company
The women behind the games
Get to know some of the Filipinas helping to shape the future of the video game industry
My life, my choice: 'Why I chose not to have children'
Motherhood is not mandatory, and these two women agree. They share with us the reasons, experiences and stories behind their choice.
LIST: 15 great movies about and by women
Celebrate Women's Month with this roundup of movies with exceptional women subjects, stellar actresses, and women-led filmmaking
How K-pop girl group LOONA pushes for women empowerment in 'Butterfly'
This K-pop group has been making waves with the song 'Butterfly'
Rape jokes? These women aren't laughing
On International Women's Day, Filipinas band together to call for empowerment
Woo mankind, woman!
This women’s month, tune in to this playlist and channel the queen within you
Women's rights groups to hold united action against misogyny on March 8
(UPDATED) In an 'unprecedented coming together of women,' advocates will gather for a united women's action against misogyny on March 8 at La Madre Filipina Statue in Rizal Park, Manila
All-women small press fair to be held at CCP
PRESS RELEASE: The event features women creators who will sell and showcase their books, zines, stickers, illustrations, comics, and accessories, and meet their readers
What I've learned from the 'She Talks Asia' forum
Yes, we have made steps in the right direction, but there's still a lot to be done when it comes to women's rights
7 women who run the show on Netflix
From the screen to behind-the-scenes, women rule the TV industry
Kaka Bag-ao on speaking up against a supermajority
'Hindi ibig sabihin na tatalikuran ko 'yung mga paniniwala ko,' says the Dinagat representative on taking contrary positions as a member of the supermajority
Trailblazers: The women of Philippine pro wrestling
6 of the country's fearless female wrestlers talk about living their dreams and making history in the ring
Robredo urges Filipinas to unite against harassment
'Filipinas may be facing tumultuous times, but this is also our time to shine,' says Vice President Leni Robredo
The week in photos: March 17-23, 2018
This week's selection of photo highlights here and around the world
Sarah Elago on why being young and being a dissenter matters
'I’m still a full-time activist who just happens to be a congresswoman,' the newbie legislator tells Rappler
Rappler Talk: Helen Clark on leadership and global change
Rappler CEO Maria Ressa talks to Clark about leadership and empowerment, as well as how her views of the world have changed
Sharon Garin on why legislators must ‘earn their keep’
When she talks to Rappler, it’s not the politics and internal dynamics Deputy Speaker Sharon Garin zooms in on, but the hard work that’s seldom aired live or broadcast on primetime news
Her advocacy: Make no mom feel alone
Nadine Gadia Casiño, founder of Modern Nanays of Mindanao, advocates for natural child care and supporting other mothers
IN PHOTOS: The Filipina beyond Maria Clara
Award-winning documentary photographer Rick Rocamora takes these photos of Filipinas over the years
Meet the women drivers of MRT3
'Just show them that you can do it even if they say you can't 'just because you're a woman.' Nobody can stop you,' says one of the first female MRT drivers
Row erupts over new Frida Kahlo Barbie
The Mexican artist's family says Mattel did not have proper authorization to use the image of Kahlo for the doll
8 incredible things women do for the world
We have tons of stories on amazing, inspiring women, and here are just a few of them
[OPINION] Celebrating women’s month with the fearless females in fisheries
These stories of meaningful participation in developing the fisheries sector affirm the need for gender equality
Sereno's 'hugot' for Women’s Month: She took the lonely road
Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno pays tribute to the late justice Cecilia Muñoz-Palma, who voiced 'her dissent against authoritarianism,' but can very well be alluding to herself as well
LOOK: These Barbies are inspired by iconic real-life women
Kids can now play with Barbies that look like Frida Kahlo, Patty Jenkins, and Amelia Earhart – just in time for International Women's Month
Sereno hints at opposition to Charter Change
Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno rallies support for the constitutional bodies facing threats of either abolition or dilution under Cha-Cha proposals
Roque: Duterte 'serious' about promoting women's rights
On the second day of Women's Month, Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque insists, 'The President does not promote violence against women'
Women's month: Making change work for women
Here are the events and activities you should watch out for to join in the month-long celebration of women
