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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Our founder and CEO Reshma Saujani has published dozens of op-eds in top media outlets, driving a national conversation about how we support and value motherhood in America and building awareness of the policies moms need to thrive.
- Lizzo Honored Me at the People’s Choice Awards. Here’s What Leaders Can Learn From Her. | teenVOGUE
- Opinion: Gretchen Whitmer’s critical lesson for Democrats | CNN
- Opinion: Nebraska case shows perils of digital life for women post-Roe | CNN
- If Serena Williams Can’t Have It All, Who Can? | Romper
- Employee Surveillance is a Working Mom’s Nightmare | TIME
- Banning Coding Books Will Only Make Parents Fight Harder for Them | Gizmodo
- ‘My Books got Banned in the U.S.—Then They Came For Me’ | Newsweek
- Is This the Moment When Working Moms Finally ‘Have It All’? Not Exactly | Vogue
- Opinion: It’s time for Democrats to take a page from the GOP playbook | CNN
- What can women do after Roe? Maybe we should let things fall apart for a day | NBC News
- Meeting the challenge of moms’ ‘double double shift’ at home and work | McKinse
- Imagine A Day Without Mom Guilt | Romper
- Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Proof That Working Moms Can Do Anything — We Just Can’t Do Everything | Romper
- Girls Who Code founder: Women need flexibility in the workplace | CNN Business
- Excerpt: Men Should Be Forced to Take Parental Leave | The Cut
- Why You Should Fight for Workplaces to Support Mothers—Whether or Not You Want to Become One | Elle
- In Honor of International Women’s Day, Reshma Saujani Proposes We Stop Mom Shaming | Oprah Daily
- The Opposite of Abortion Isn’t Motherhood. It’s Injustice. | Elle
- No One Wants to Go Back to the Office As Much As White Men | TIME
- Corporate feminism has sold us a lie about women in the workplace, says Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani | Fortune
- These are the parental rights moms should really be fighting for | MSNBC
- Opinion: Yes, abortion is your business’s business | CNN
- COVID has decimated women’s careers — we need a Marshall Plan for Moms, now | The Hill