The Dilemma of Vulnerable Groups During Lockdown: Implications for Social Work Education and Practice in Ghana by John Boulard Forkuor, Charles Selorm Deku, Eric Agyemang

“…This reflective essay discusses the paradoxes that the pandemic and the measures used to curb it have created for two vulnerable groups: informal economy workers and women and children in abusive relationships. I introduce the essay with a reflective account of the relevance and practicality of social work education and practice in Ghana in light of the ongoing pandemic. …”
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A gender critique of the EU directive on platform work from the perspective of feminised and racialised labour by Nelli Kambouri

“…In the text of the directive there are few references to “gender” or to “women” and important issues like work-life balance, equal pay for equal work, sexual harassment, intersectional gender discrimination, or paid maternity and paternity leaves are mentioned but not considered. …”
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Are the human rights providing empowerment possibilities for social work with vulnerable groups in Republic of Srpska? by Šućur-Janjetović Vesna, Rakanović-Radonjić Andrea, Gajić Draško

“…Human rights are the foundation and the framework for social work and social policy when it comes to working with and in favour of vulnerable groups, however, in reality of social work practice, these groups remain on the margins of society. …”
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Sex differences in patients with working diagnosis of myocardial infarction with nonobstructive coronary arteries (MINOCA) by Marek Milewski, Aneta Desperak, Maciej Koźlik, Marta Bujak, Marek Gierlotka, Krzysztof Milewski, Krystian Wita, Zbigniew Kalarus, Joanna Fluder-Włodarczyk, Pawel E. Buszman, Jacek Piegza, Mamas A. Mamas, Wojciech Wojakowski, Pawel Gasior

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SPACES OF ART CULTURE ORGANIZATION CREATED BY WOMEN INTELLECTUALS OF THE 17TH CENTURY by Violetta S. Trofimova

“…The article analyzes the aspect of the organization of women's intellectual culture of the 17th century in order to identify the spaces in which women creators created works of art. …”
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Charitable acts and lived religion in the funeral sermons of early seventeenth-century women by Emily VINE

“…Focusing on both Catholic and Protestant women who lived and died in London between 1600 and 1660, it suggests that women’s charity work, particularly that which involved active labours such as feeding the poor, tending the sick, and assisting with childbirth, was presented as a key aspect of their lived religion. …”
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Gendering Labour Law in the Platform Economy: Supporting Women Crowdworkers through Motherhood by Al James

“…The article also sets out women’s suggestions for concrete changes that would improve their everyday work-lives, including the need to expand the scope of platform labour law to include provision for pregnancy, maternity, and post-maternity return – or else remain ineffective and marginal to the needs of millions of women crowdworkers worldwide.…”
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Cardinal Purple for Maximilian of Pernstein. A Contribution to Aristocratic Women’s Political Communication by Pavel Marek

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Abstract expressionism and its relationship to visual attraction In the designs of modern women's fabrics by Haider Hashim Mammuod Al – Husseini

“…The designer tries to answer the following questions of: whether abstract expressionism in the design of modern women’s fabrics achieves attraction. A goal is found in the search for modern women's elegance. …”
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African American Womanhood: A Study of Women’s Life Writings (1861-1910s) by Élise Vallier

“…Covering the Civil War, Reconstruction, the Progressive Era, and up to the beginning of World War I, this work examines the way these women expressed their self-identities.…”
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Of Women, Wine and Salt: Revisioning the Home in Harriet Prescott Spofford’s Detective Fiction by Stéphanie Durrans

“…Although Harriet Prescott Spofford appears to have given up the genre of detective fiction in the late 1860s, she actually used it as the foundation for works in which suspense, sudden revelations and unexpected final twists serve her investigation of various social ills, especially those affecting the place and condition of women in the society of her times. …”
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Avian Ecopedagogies: Women Ornithologists and Environmental Education in Late Nineteenth-Century America by Clara Contreras Ameduri

“…This article examines ornithological children’s literature by women naturalists of the nineteenth century through the lens of citizen science for environmental citizenship, paying special attention to how such works paved the way to early forms of environmental education. …”
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Images ‘in the air’ in George Moore’s Lewis Seymour and Some Women and Modern Painting by Fabienne Gaspari

“…This study explores the numerous references to painting in the novel Lewis Seymour and Some Women and the various modes in which intermediality is expressed. …”
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சங்கப் பெண்மொழிக் கட்டமைப்பில் வினைச்சொற்கள் // Verbs in the Structural Framework of Sangam Women's Language... by முனைவர் இர. ஹேமலதா / Dr. R. Hemalatha

“…As Sangam Literature has emerged from a highly learned social backdrop, women were also capable of creating poetry with great skill at Sangam times. …”
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Self-actualization and subjectiveness in young men and women looking for a new job by N. A. Tsvetkova

“…The article concludes young men and women with work experience looking for a new place of employment emphasize their subjectiveness and do not hurry to include self-actualization mechanisms to become more competitive.…”
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Perceived and Ideal Body Image in Young Women in South Western Saudi Arabia by Atika Khalaf, Albert Westergren, Vanja Berggren, Örjan Ekblom, Hazzaa M. Al-Hazzaa

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A qualitative study exploring the experiences of Muslim women in the South African workplace by Nuraan Agherdien

“…Motivation for the study: Literature often focusses on the challenges women face in general, yet little examines the challenges experienced by Muslim women in the work context. …”
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Empowering Women: A Reflection on Protecting Against Dating Violence In the Indonesian Context by Ani Purwanti, Zahroh Shaluhiyah, Bagoes Widjanarko, Aga Natalis

“…This study serves as a call to action, urging policymakers, activists, and communities to work collaboratively in fostering an environment where women can thrive without fear of violence. …”
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Does Probability Guided Hysteroscopy Reduce Costs in Women Investigated for Postmenopausal Bleeding? by M. C. Breijer, N. van Hanegem, N. C. M. Visser, R. H. M. Verheijen, B. W. J. Mol, J. M. A. Pijnenborg, B. C. Opmeer, A. Timmermans

“…Individualizing the decision to perform an endometrial biopsy or immediate hysteroscopy in women presenting with postmenopausal bleeding based on patient characteristics does not increase the efficiency of the diagnostic work-up.…”
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Incidence of Cervical Cancer in Young Adult Women: Level of Knowledge for its Prevention by Edison Sotalin Nivela, José Sixto Calvopiña del Castillo, Carlos Alberto Llerena Gómez

“…<br /><strong>Conclusions:</strong> despite unlimited access to information, there are still many women who do not go to the gynecologist, do not have cytology and do not know how the Cervical Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Program works in Ecuador.…”
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