WLE co-founder Haley Swenson is joined by Professor Shaniqua Bradley from Montclair State University and Nicole Rodgers, executive director of Family Story, for a groundbreaking conversation about what we do and don’t know about singe mothers and the mental load.

Join us on LinkedIn Live for a discussion of the latest research and longest-standing myths about single moms and their mental loads.

For over twenty years, experts and advocates have made the case that public investments in child care benefit the economy as a whole, stimulating billions of dollars in spending. Has it changed anyone’s minds?

We know that parenting will be hard work. But should becoming a parent make life so much harder?

I am at my best when I have the freedom to create and think big.

In a world where multi-tasking is put on a pedestal, monotasking is the name of the game.

So just what is it about the U.S. that has put families in such a uniquely hard position, despite the well documented benefits of better policies?

ChatGPT’s work-life stories are sorely lacking in imagination, which is of course a product of our own stale, work-life narratives.

When better than the start of a brand new year to resolve to do better? Let’s take a look at these three work-family policies.

The deep work task is in my zone of genius, or at least, my zone of excellence.

Deep work is only achieved by women with caregiving responsibilities (like me) when we transfer the mental load to men.

We are attempting something bold. A curated, comprehensive list of resources to advance equality at home and at work. Help us build it!

What if we buy gifts that reflect where we actually are as parents IRL. When looking for gifts this year, consider these four key factors.

Right after that first cup of coffee hits, I am able to enter a deep flow.

We’ve made the case for what not to give the kids of exhausted parents this holiday season. Here’s what you should get instead.

I'm teaching, starting to plan a 10th anniversary edition of my book; opining on whatever strikes me as needing opining. What enables me to do that?

Ellen Griswold was onto something when she admitted to her own Christmas misery.

I do my best deep work in the evening. Usually when there is a deadline looming.

The mental load is tied to the love of others, so even when we outsource the work, the worry never subsides.

I have been lucky that I have always been able to fall into a state of deep work somewhat easily.