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June 07, 2011

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Announcing the 2013 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year

Working Mother Magazine and Advertising Women of New York (AWNY) Unite to Honor the 2013 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year. Read more >>

RECORD 25 BEST COMPANIES FOR MULTICULTURAL WOMEN NAMED BY WORKING MOTHER

Top Companies include American Express, Deloitte, General Mills, KPMG, P&G, Verizon Read more >>

NEWLY RELEASED REPORT, WOMEN AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, THE CAREGIVER’S CRISIS

82% OF WOMEN CARING FOR ALZHEIMER’S PATIENTS, PRIMARILY AT HOME Read more >>

Gift for Father’s Day, 10 Lessons From Working Dads:

Risk-taking, Competition, Don’t Stew or Do Everything Perfectly Read more >>

WORKING MOTHER NAMES “BEST COMPANIES FOR HOURLY WORKERS”

Companies Include: Best Buy, Capital One, Hilton, Marriott and Target Read more >>

Announcing the 2012 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year

Working Mother Magazine and Advertising Women of New York (AWNY) Unite to Honor the 2012 Advertising Working Mothers of the Year. Read more >>

Working Mother Wins 2011 FOLIO: Ozzie Gold Award for Best Redesign, Consumer

Working Mother magazine has been awarded the 2011 FOLIO: Ozzie Gold Award for Best Redesign, Consumer. Read more >>

NAFE Announces 2011 Women of Excellence

NAFE is proud to announce the 2011 Women of Excellence, and IBM, Kraft, PepsiCo, Sam’s Club, Verizon, WellPoint are among the honorees. Read more >>

Powerful New Report from Working Mother Magazine Reveals the Real Reasons Career-oriented Moms Stay Home

What Moms Choose: The Working Mother Report finds surprising similarities and stressful sore points between moms who work and moms who stay home. Read more >>

Working Mother Media Announces Campaign to Mandate Paid Parental Leave in the U.S.

Working Mother Media has launched a campaign to ensure that paid parental leave is available to all U.S. workers. Offered by 178 nations around the world, including some of the poorest, paid parental leave is not mandated by just three countries: the United States, Swaziland and Papua New Guinea. Read more >>