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We've interviewed hundreds of successful entrepreneurial women about their personal and professional journeys, and what they learned along the way. Read the stories of inspiring startup founders, mid-stage strivers and established women of influence. Learn from the experiences of women leaders of every age working in every industry, from around the world. Discover the many paths women are taking to build great companies, break through barriers and cultivate economic and social good. Get ready! These everyday role models may give you amazing ideas for expanding your own sphere of influence. And if they inspire you to start your own business, don't forget to share your startup story with us.
New Mexico Will Be the First State to Make Child Care Free
The program, which will start in November and is expected to save families $12,000 per child annually, is available to all residents regardless of income.
The Woman Behind Those Seaweed Snacks in Your Kids’ Lunch Box
Korean-born Annie Chun grew up watching her mother roast seaweed on the stovetop. She’s now the co-founder of Gimme Seaweed, a popular, healthy and sustainable brand.
The Environmental Justice Movement Isn’t Going Anywhere — Even As It Faces Attacks by Trump
The 19th spoke to Jalonne White-Newsome, who headed environmental justice initiatives under Biden, about the executive orders aimed at dismantling its progress.
Suspending Monthly Economic Reports Would Be Really Bad for Women of Color
Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggested a pause of the monthly employment reports, the only timely economic measure of how women of color are faring in the economy.
It’s Hot As Heck. Here Are 7 Summery Beverages to Beat the Heat
Cool off with some refreshing libations made by our favorite women entrepreneurs.
Before Trump’s Efforts to Make Kids Healthier, There Was Michelle Obama
The first lady’s “Let’s Move!” initiative to improve school nutrition and exercise drew some criticism from the right — which has been much more muted as the Trump administration promotes MAHA messaging.
A Promising Path to Breast Cancer Treatment Just Hit a Political Roadblock
The government’s cancellation of almost $500 million in contracts involving mRNA vaccines could halt progress on cancer research.
8 Unforgettable Modern Action Roles by Women
Reflecting upon several very impressive (and very satisfying) film and television performances in which women kick copious amounts of butt.
The Ultimate Back-to-School Playlist for Anxious Moms (Like Me)
Nervous about the school year ahead? So are we. Here are 8 motivational (or just plain fun) songs to help you regroup, recenter and recover from drop-off.
‘The Gilded Age’ Delved Into Divorce Stigma – Which Persists Today
The third season of the HBO drama examined how divorced men and women were treated differently in the late 1800s. Recent events show us progress is still needed.
How to Show Your Support During Black Business Month and Beyond
Nikki Porcher of Buy From A Black Woman says it’s super easy to find brands to support. But doing so all year long requires intention.
Her New Line of Drinks Is Inspired By Nature
Dana Thompson, who built the celebrated Owamni restaurant, is now turning her attention to functional beverages. Her social-impact brand, Heti, also plans hempcrete housing.
Serena Williams and Shannon Watts Want Women to Speak Up – And So Do We
Both the tennis-star-turned-investment-pro and the founder of gun-safety group Moms Demand Action are asking women what they want and need in life. Now, we are, too.
On Connie Francis, Whose Powerful Voice Reached Far and Wide
Connie Francis was an internationally loved musician who made Billboard Hot 100 history. She was a survivor, advocate and author. And she touched generations of people – myself included.