Numerous studies suggest that people find men funnier than women. But Hollywood actress Elizabeth Banks doesn't agree – and she's prepared to prove it. WhoHaha is a comedy site similar to Funny or Die, but it's created by, and for, women. And it's the perfect platform for branded content.

Domestic violence is now the leading cause of death for women under 45 and people all over the world are feeling empowered to end this cycle of mistreatment. With a woman assaulted every 15 seconds in São Paulo, the city's graffiti artists are taking a stand against this kind of violence.

Changing the world for good can be a challenge at any age, but a group of 8- to 12-year-old girls from California aren’t letting their youth stand in the way of achieving social equality. Who are the Radical Monarchs and how are they changing what it means to be an activist?

“You can still like fashion and be a feminist,” says Mother's Katie Mackay. But with enduring stereotypes, the 'taboo' topic has often been avoided by women's magazines – until now. Can a new campaign by fashion magazineElle'rebrand' feminism?