Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

Students, entrepreneurs, and community leaders are invited to attend an engaging evening of craft beer and live music at The Martlet Brewery & Public House in downtown Pocatello. This event, titled “Pints and Possibilities,” is set for Tuesday, June 17, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The gathering aims to raise funds to empower women-owned businesses in the local area. Featuring the upbeat sounds of Dustin Armstrong & The Remedy, attendees can enjoy not only live entertainment but also a chance to win raffle prizes and indulge in a selection of locally brewed beers. A significant portion of the evening’s…

Join Chain Store Age for the announcement of the esteemed recipients of the CSA Retail’s Top Women Awards, taking place in a special webinar on Wednesday, June 25, at 2 p.m. (EDT). A Celebration of Women’s Contributions in Retail This annual awards program recognizes the significant impact women have across various sectors within the retail industry. Awards will be presented in four distinct categories: Technology Supply Chain Marketing Finance and Corporate Leadership Webinar Highlights: Insights from Leading Women The webinar will feature a panel discussion with select honorees who will share their experiences and strategies for navigating challenges throughout their…

This article was inspired by a report from NNPA Newswire. By STACY BROWN Impact of DEI Rollbacks on Black Women in Federal Employment The dismantling of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs under the Trump administration has had significant and disproportionate effects on Black women in the federal workforce. ProPublica’s investigation sheds light on how executive actions aimed at reducing DEI initiatives have adversely impacted many civil servants, particularly those with lengthy tenures. Case Studies of Affected Employees Among those affected is Quay Crowner, a federal manager with over 20 years of experience in human resources at organizations like the…

Rabat, Morocco – The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of four Moroccan women as part of the refereeing team for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2024, set to take place from July 5 to 26. Record Number of Officials Selected In a historic move, central referees Bouchra Karboubi and Sabah Sadir will be joined by assistant referees Fathia Jermoumi and Ihssane Nouajli. This year’s officiating squad includes 46 members, surpassing the previous total of 40 from the 2022 tournament. Composition of the Officiating Team The final officiating list from CAF comprises: 18 referees 18…

Syracuse, N.Y. – Sally Roesch Wagner, a prominent figure in women’s history scholarship, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 82. Wagner was known for her founding of the Matilda Joslyn Gage Museum & Center for Social Justice Dialogue, located in Fayetteville. Born in Aberdeen, South Dakota, Wagner pursued her education in California, where she became one of the first individuals in the nation to earn a doctorate in women’s studies. Her pioneering work extended beyond academia; she established one of the nation’s first college-level women’s studies programs and dedicated several decades to teaching, including a notable tenure at…

In many Midwest households, hunting is a cherished tradition that spans generations. While deer hunting often takes center stage, turkey hunting presents an excellent opportunity for family bonding, particularly in the early spring when the season runs. This year, I experienced my first successful turkey hunt and came away not only with a turkey but also with invaluable memories and insights about the role of hunting in fostering family connections. Family time is increasingly rare in today’s fast-paced world, where screens often dominate our interactions. Turkey hunting provides families with a chance to disconnect from technology and engage in shared…

Recent investigations have provided compelling insights into how the hearts of female athletes adapt to rigorous training, revealing notable differences compared to their male counterparts. These findings, which emerged from comprehensive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) assessments, suggest that elite female athletes often develop increased cardiac chamber sizes rather than thickened heart muscles, emphasizing the need for gender-specific medical evaluations in sports cardiology. “Women are still underrepresented in heart research, especially when it comes to sports cardiology,” remarked Dr. Harald Jørstad, a leading sports cardiologist at Amsterdam University Medical Center (UMC). This statement underscores a significant gap in knowledge that the…

EUGENE, Ore. — In a strong display of talent at the women’s outdoor track and field championships, Stephanie Ratcliffe delivered an impressive performance, securing Georgia’s first hammer throw title since 2010. With a remarkable throw of 234 feet, two inches in the fourth round, Ratcliffe not only claimed the championship but also solidified her status as a top athlete, having previously won the hammer title in 2023 while at Harvard. As the championships progressed, Georgia emerged as the frontrunner in the team standings, amassing a total of 26 points. Following closely behind are Illinois with 16.5 points and Washington with…

Tragic Loss of Ananda Lewis: A Call to Awareness on Breast Cancer Former MTV VJ, Ananda Lewis, has passed away after a prolonged battle with breast cancer. Her story has become a powerful message for women’s health and the importance of early detection and proactive health management. A Final Message In a recent report by NBC News, Lewis shared her experiences with the disease and emphasized the urgent need for women to be vigilant. “I want every woman to understand how crucial it is to pay attention to their bodies,” she stated. Her insights reflect not only her personal struggle…

As the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships progress in Eugene, Oregon, a notable incident has emerged that has altered the competition landscape. Day two of the event has seen the Georgia Bulldogs disqualified from the women’s 4×100 meter relay semifinals due to an improper exchange occurring outside the designated exchange zone. Initially, the Bulldogs finished ninth, which would have traditionally secured them a place in the finals. However, following the disqualification, their rival, LSU Track and Field, has taken their spot and will represent in Saturday’s final round. Heading into these championships, Georgia had been ranked…