The governor’s race between Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson is a toss-up. We asked University of Georgia students about ...

Emitomo Oluwatobiloba (Nimisire), a Nigerian feminist researcher and writer, joined thousands of other young people on the ...

In the past two months, we’ve been confronted by alleged gang-rapes in New York and Delhi and a dozen women’s bodies have been found dumped in Johannesburg. Men need to engage in tackling this scourge ...

For women who bear the toll of collecting water, in refugee camps this means long queues, dry pumps and cholera risks ...

Traditional gender roles mean the burden of fetching water used for drinking, cooking and cleaning largely falls on women and girls. Fuller spoke to four women in Gaza, Algeria, South Sudan and Nepal, ...

Water scarcity is getting worse. The world has now moved beyond a water crisis and entered a state of “global water bankruptcy”, according to the UN. Worldwide, women and girls are the collectors and ...

Despite experiencing the acute realities of water scarcity, women are still being locked out of decision-making. That needs to change For me, the issue of water scarcity is personal. I grew up in ...

Women carry pots of water collected from Mathimuthur river, which is about 5km from their village, Soludayanpatti, in eastern India, in February 2024. Photograph: Reuters/Matrix Images/Pugazh Murugan ...

Welcome to the Without Water edition. For me, the issue of water scarcity is personal. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, where drought, hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes were treated as foregone ...

What was missing from the UNGA conversations, Chelsea Clinton on public health and maternal care, and good news from across the world When Fuller launched its first editorial campaign to raise ...