by Stephenie Foster | Oct 9, 2019 | Featured Posts, In the News, Women & Business, Women & Leadership, Women & Technology
My opinion piece appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on October 9, 2019. The Guardian recently reported that Apple’s Siri virtual assistant deflected questions about feminism or the #MeToo movement. More troubling is that when asked about feminism, Siri had...
by Stephenie Foster | Sep 30, 2019 | Cross-Listed/Archives, Featured Posts, In the News, Women & Business, Women & Leadership, Women & Politics
Our Notes From The Field series has been designed to highlight the opinions and advice of Women, Peace and Security experts around the world. In this series, we hope to bring attention not only to the tireless work they’ve been doing, but also to their plans for the...
by Stephenie Foster | Jul 22, 2019 | Featured Posts, In the News, Women & Business, Women & Leadership, Women & Politics, Women & Technology
Here’s my most recent blog on women and climate change. I am grateful to the Japan Times for publishing it.
by Stephenie Foster | Jun 11, 2019 | Featured Posts, In the News, Women & Business, Women & Leadership, Women & Philanthropy, Women & Politics, Women & Technology
This post originally appeared on Medium. Late last week, Nature Conservancy CEO Mark Tercek announced he would step down, the organization’s latest departure in the wake of an investigation into sexual harassment and workplace misconduct. His departure came one...
by Stephenie Foster | Apr 6, 2019 | Cross-Listed/Archives, Featured Posts, In the News, Regions, Women & Leadership, Women & Politics
Afghan women are leaders. They are central to building strong Afghan institutions and legal frameworks and creating opportunity for all Afghans. The current U.S. peace envoy, Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, would be well served to call on them, and their expertise, as he...
by Stephenie Foster | Dec 31, 2018 | Featured Posts, In the News, Uncategorized, Women & Business, Women & Leadership
This blog originally appeared on Medium. 52 women (and one man) from 53 countries. 11 cities. 21 days. Is this a formula for a reality show? It’s not. It’s a snapshot of the itinerary for a recent U.S. State Department International Visitor Leadership Program...
