People who menstruate have been suffering in silence for centuries. The patriarchy and stigmas surrounding dysmenorrhea have created a gender pain gap. While the sexual wellness revolution may be championing female pleasure, there’s still a lot to do in the realm of pain. Can femtech bridge the gap?

The pandemic, the Trump presidency, and lingering anxieties associated with globalization have ignited a realignment on the American Right. But how exactly are economic and cultural shifts reshaping the Republican Party? What do these voters value, and how can brands speak to their concerns?

In America’s divided political landscape, women’s issues have come to the fore in recent years. Yet for conservative women and their central organizing group, The National Federation of Republican Women, political views and consumer trends are often expressed and formed along partisan lines.

Women and people of color are calling out ‘medical gaslighting’, shedding light on biases entrenched within medicine. As more people speak out against injustices on both a personal and societal level, they're expecting institutions and companies to deliver on accountability.

The US Supreme Court's decision to consider the legality of Mississippi's abortion ban could trigger a cultural and societal rift. As people increasingly choose to buy products that align with their values, brands that take a strong position on this issue stand to win (and potentially lose) loyal customers.

Real estate data reveals a widening political chasm in the US as people are increasingly migrating to areas that align with their political beliefs. But as concentrated groups of like-minded people tend to become more extreme over time, this emphasizes the importance of diverse communities.

The Know your Enemy podcast spotlights conservative themes, guests, and perspectives from a staunchly left-wing perspective. Yet instead of call-outs and political denunciations, hosts are inviting its diverse audiences to cerebral curiosity, ideological honesty, and political dialogue.

Social and political tensions have left many Americans feeling insecure and unsure about expressing their opinions. YouTube series Middle Ground is confronting this pervasive discomfort by bringing people with opposing views together for open conversations around divisive issues.

Americans may be less inclined to attend religious services than in the past, but faith is still a core part of everyday life. How are churches adapting their spaces and outreach efforts to stay relevant to Gen Yers and Zers? And how are young worshipers combining their social and spiritual values?

Radical thinkers are often cast out to the fringes of society and ignored. But in a climate of political instability and widespread distrust, how are their concepts gaining ground in the mainstream? Canvas8 spoke with Jamie Bartlett, author of Radicals, to understand the power of extreme ideas.