Kris Ann Valdez

High inflation, automation, and AI are killing traditional summer jobs. Here’s how Gen Z is rewriting the rules by launching their own startups.

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Research shows motherhood gives women a cognitive edge. Yet workplaces keep pushing them out.

Experts warn that soaring child care expenses are pushing parents out of the workforce and slowing economic growth.

Kids can catch up to 12 colds a year, and when they do, working moms are often the ones rearranging childcare, work, and doctor visits to figure it all out.

Women are still expected to shoulder the lion’s share of childcare and cold and flu season is sucker punching them in the face.

TRAILS Magazine's "Hiker Box" newsletter features the story of backpacker and mother, Cara Stolen.

Why mothers fall into this gap, how it hurts companies, and the businesses pursuing ideas and policies that offer a solution.

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Gender economist Corinne Low’s new book 'Having It All' offers parents practical strategies for reclaiming their time and energy.

After tracking our household chores for a week, my husband and I learned a lot about what the division of labor looks like in our household.

I quit my job to be a stay-at-home mom and felt like I was entering a career void. I found new interests, and learned just how hard parenting is.