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Why Women-Only Coworking Spaces Are on the RiseIn a growing crop of single-sex co-working spaces, women are harnessing community, inspiration and success.

ByKate Rockwood•

This story appears in theJune 2017issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

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Picture a hip, energeticcoworkingspace. Now erase the beer kegs and Ping-Pong table, and conjure, instead, pale pink walls, cozy reading nooks, oversize bathrooms with stocked showers and a library full of books by lady writers. Welcome to the world of women-only and women-centric workspaces.

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