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Women’s cognitive bandwidth is consumed by constant workarounds that men rarely have to consider.

The Technology & Design category lists MAN-MADE as a Must-Read Book!

Isn't it time we stop cooling buildings for wool-suited ghosts? It’s a battle of the sexes, one where women are handed a consistent verdict: Better she shivers than he sweats.

Women are 73% more likely to be injured in a car crash — the predictable result of a world designed by and for men.

Not accommodating the female body in the design of products has led to a world that is less hospitable and more dangerous for women. Women are 73% more likely to be injured in a car crash than men.

Karen Korellis Reuther aims to help other women build careers in the field where she guided big brands like Nike and Reebok.

How Data Bias Shapes Our World and Why it Matters. Imagine living in a world where every step you take, every tool you use, and every policy that affects your life is tailored not for you, but for someone else. This is the reality for women in a world primarily designed by and for men.

Karen introduces the Equity 2030 Alliance and the case for women-centric design at scale.

Should one dream last an entire career? Karen on reinvention, identity, and the courage to let go.

Sports equipment designed for women, by women — an Inclusion by Design event hosted at Harvard.

With Wendy Baker (T'95) — on the barriers blocking women from initiating much-needed change in the world.

Curiosity, resilience, and the behind-the-scenes of balancing form and function in performance collections.

From DEC to Nike to Reebok — and the first woman ever awarded a design patent.

How design informs brand identity, and the iF Design Award judging process with Ralph Wiegmann.