How one actor and producer is using stage and screen to say the things doctors, workplaces, and families still won't.

Women's football has made real strides on period stigma — but there's still a gap between normalising periods and naming endometriosis.

Body of Evidence is an independent publication covering endometriosis and adenomyosis through written articles and our podcast, The Endo Show.

My long journey through endometriosis, adenomyosis, misdiagnosis and chronic illness — and why women's health deserves better

National nonprofit says clearer name will better communicate a focus on accessibility in journalism

May 2026: Adaptive tech opens journalism to more people and college radio as an on-ramp to aspiring disabled reporters; awareness journalism isn't always accessible; part 1 of "The quiet struggles"; a...

Endometriosis coverage fails to reach those who most need it

This week Ireland and Poland will face each other home and away in crucial FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying matches.

The FIFA Women's World Cup is closer than you think and The Halfway Line is here to take a look at who could book their spot this month.

April 2026: One-on-one with sports reporter Laura Howard on the ableism that still occurs when covering the Paralympics; an analysis of how the looming Title II rule might affect student news outlets;...

Sports reporter Laura Howard describes pushing back on the use of inspiration porn and centering disability over sports at the 2026 Paralympics

Sports reporter Laura Howard describes pushing back on the use of inspiration porn and centering disability over sports at the 2026 Paralympics

Katie Malone spoke to The Halfway Line about her goalscoring inspiration, making her injury comeback and solidarity with Palestine.

National day of action connects communities with trusted local news

We cannot ignore our changing climate any longer. In an urgent and must-read feature, journalist Beth McCowen puts women’s sport, climate change and equity under the microscope.

Arsenal ran out 1-0 winners over FC Twente in a dominant Champions League display, but fans were still left wanting more.

Unionized journalists across the United States launched a new initiative aimed at confronting the rapid spread of generative artificial intelligence in newsrooms.

What if the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil had matched the expanded format that the men's World Cup in 2026 has utilised?

The Trans News Initiative quantifies and categorizes coverage with data

USWNT head coach Emma Hayes urges her side toavoid the “slow starts” in the previous camp against a “top-echelon side” in Italy.

A TikTok livestream disguising itself as a League Cup draw has raised questions around whether or not the powers at be truly value the growth of the women's game.

We cannot ignore our changing climate any longer. In an urgent and must-read feature, journalist Beth McCowen puts women’s sport, climate change and equity under the microscope.

It was honours even at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night as Chelsea managed to stop their losing streak against the always strong Barcelona.

Juventus midfielder Lia Wälti reflects on her departure from Arsenal – "Every good moment with a team at some point comes to an end".

Endometriosis gains media attention through women journalists with first-hand knowledge, but coverage challenges continue

Endometriosis gains media attention through women journalists with first-hand knowledge, but coverage challenges continue