The Story of A Grownup Navajo Woman
Jaclyn is a Navajo Woman. She has helped numerous people begin their journey of decolonization and integration of Native teachings.
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A Journey of Recovery and Peer Support
Yasmin Flasterstein (she/her) is a Co-Founder and Executive Director of Peer Support Space creating communities from experiences of trauma.
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An Educational Series Fighting Systemic Racism
Serria Rego, financial professional and activist, started Black Wealth Matters, An Educational Series combat systemic racism.
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Recipe Corner: Poptarts, from Jenna Graham
Vegan pop tart recipes by Jenna Graham. Make a blueberry or perhaps try apple cinnamon.
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Laying Out the Law with Lourdes
Lourdes Casanova is a criminal defense and immigration lawyer who founded her practice. I spoke to Lourdes about her journey and the law.
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All good ideas STEM from...
We wanted to highlight some of the women who have contributed to the advancement of science and medicine, past and present
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Assembling Dreams
Ginger Mayerson is an LA-based artist. Originally a trained composer, Ginger has been making collages for her own amusement for years.
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Ethical Fashion Inspired by the Power of the Moon
Miakoda is Julia's clothing company where she designs, manufactures, and advertises her products sustainably and ethically in NYC.
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The History Chicks' Favorite Episodes
We asked Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider, co-hosts and founders of The History Chicks, to share their favorite episodes and chicks.
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Time Traveling with The History Chicks
Two women. Half the population. Several thousand years of history. That is the incredible duo of Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider.
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Yuyao Li - Self Portraits
Sometimes when we say something is ‘ugly’, we are not talking about the aesthetics, we are judging ourselves.
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Hope and Hospitality: The Womxn of Artsakh Aid
2020 was a difficult year for Armenians everywhere and it has somewhat improved because of the incredible efforts of womxn here in Aremenia.
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Mental Health, A Cost to Strength
They’re also seeing the underbelly of strength comes at a cost. Your humanity is wrapped up in being open and honest.
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A Home for the Artistic Soul
Everyone can be great and unlock their full creative potential. That is where Debrianna Debolt founder of Olive Home can come in and help.
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Quilting Through The Generations
For Lucia Vigil Francis, quilting is more than a hobby. It’s a family tradition, a livelihood, and a passion that courses through her.
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Ethical #OOTD
Miakoda curated two comfy, cute, and eco-friendly outfits for every body. Miakoda creates ethical and sustainable athleisure wear.
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Pulling Back the Curtains on Machismo
Irisol’s work is her beautiful way of combining her Latinx, Costa Rican heritage, with her American experiences.
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The Femme Vine's Top 5 Wine Picks
Here a the 5 bottles of wine that The Femme Vine founder Ally Chapman keeps coming back to again and again.
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From Engineer to Fashion Company
From an engineer to a digital marketer and serial entrepreneur, Malika Rizqia Anindita is one of the founders of Kalle bags.
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Storm Chaser: The Thrill of the Chase
Women are making their own stake in the storm chasing. Women like Chelsea Burnet, storm chaser and weather safety educator.
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