The EVOKE Approach to Midlife Reinvention: Less Becoming, More Remembering
By: Kate Sarmiento Somewhere in the last few months, you’ve probably said a sentence like this out loud: “I’ve just never been
September 9, 2026
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The Dangerous Conversation You Have With Yourself
By: Media at Game Changer Publishing There are conversations that define careers, strengthen relationships, and change the course of a life. Then
September 9, 2026
What Dante Nero Thinks Women Misunderstand About Men, and Why Empathy Has to Go Both Ways
(The Man School 202 host has spent decades talking about relationships. His message to women is not that men are complicated, it
September 5, 2026
Rising Star Offers an Inside Look at How a Pop Music Career Takes Shape
By: Matthew Davis Most people who follow pop music careers see the finished product, the polished performances and the carefully managed public
September 5, 2026
$250,000 Grants Expand Sports Opportunities for Girls
Gainbridge, Parity, and the Women’s Sports Foundation have awarded $250,000 to 32 organizations expanding sports opportunities for girls and women in 2026.
September 5, 2026
When Memory Isn’t Enough, One Founder’s Response to Loss
Michael Curtis did not begin with a business idea. Instead, he began with a moment that many people recognize, even if they
September 4, 2026
Memoir Writing Services at Author Path Publishers: How the Work Runs
The decision is already made. The story is going to be written down, whether it is your own life or your mother’s,
September 3, 2026
Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Raises $20 Million
Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival raised $20 million for nonprofits supporting women and girls after philanthropist Melinda French Gates matched
September 1, 2026
Nicole Stone Is Using Her Debut Novel to Reach Women Who Need It
By: Shawn Mars Not every author thinks about who’s holding their book once it leaves the shelf. Nicole Stone does, and one
August 31, 2026
Reinvention After Brain Surgery
Jenny White spent more than three decades as a Registered Nurse in Southwestern Ontario, moving through ICU and trauma units, surgical floors,
August 29, 2026
From Addiction to Purpose: Sharon Jackson Is Restoring Women, Rebuilding Families, and Transforming Communities
Through The Rose of Sharon 7, Inc., visionary nonprofit leader Sharon Jackson is helping women overcome addiction, heal from trauma, pursue education,
August 29, 2026
Coco Chanel, Amelia Earhart, and the Shortened Workweek Through Erika Reed’s Perspective on AI’s Human Potential
By: Jessica Suarez One of the genuinely delightful qualities of The Gift of Time is that it never stays where you expect
August 29, 2026
Jacqueline Pennewill Thinks Like a Filmmaker. Reading The Book of Eternity, You Can Feel It on Every Page.
By: Catalina Santorini There’s a particular quality to the way Jacqueline Pennewill builds a scene. The way a location is introduced before
August 28, 2026
FEMME Art Fair Brings 100 Women Artists to Washington
FEMME Art Fair is bringing more than 100 women artists to The Square in downtown Washington, D.C., from Aug. 27–30. Organized by
August 28, 2026
Celebrating the Extraordinary Life and Enduring Legacy of Mary Katherine Ball
By: Lennard James Mary Katherine Ball, a devoted educator, civil-rights advocate, community missionary, wife, mother, and woman of unwavering faith, recently passed
August 25, 2026
Behind the Lens With Michelle Richardson and The Art of Helping People Feel Seen Through Portrait Photography
By: Thrive Locally Michelle Richardson has photographed thousands of people throughout her career, and many of them arrive at her studio saying
August 25, 2026
What “Sensory-Friendly” Actually Means on a Clothing Label, and How to Shop for It
Key Takeaways Hyper- or hyporeactivity to sensory input is listed among the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder in the DSM-5-TR, which
August 22, 2026
How Leann Koester Is Bringing Luxury Mobile Spray Tanning to Langley
For many people, achieving a sun-kissed glow has traditionally come with a trade-off. Spending time in the sun means UV exposure, while
August 21, 2026
The Lasting Power of Cultural Legacy: Bita Daryabari’s Vision for Future Generations
Philanthropy is often measured by the amount of money donated or the number of people reached. While those figures matter, they do
August 20, 2026
Beyond the Loss: Sharon Spano Refuses to Let This Grief Go Unnamed
By: Kate Sarmiento There’s a word for a woman whose husband dies. There’s a word for a child whose parents are gone.
August 20, 2026
Dr. Mahsa on Healing, Love, and the Path to Truth
Most people learn how to survive long before they learn how to live. They meet deadlines, build careers, raise families, and keep
August 20, 2026
How Michelle Luan Helps Founders Make Risk Their Edge
By Linda Zing On paper, the flight from a founder’s hometown to a United States investor meeting looks simple: a few hours
August 20, 2026
From Veterinary School to South Africa, Dr. Jaresiah Williams Begins Her Next Chapter at Utopia Animal Hospital
By: Lennard James Every meaningful professional journey begins with a sense of purpose. For Dr. Jaresiah Williams, that purpose has developed into
August 18, 2026
Celebrating Lois Stockton: A Memphis Leader Defined by Service, Vision and Influence
By: Lennard James For decades, Lois H. Stockton has represented the kind of leadership that strengthens institutions, creates opportunities and leaves a
August 13, 2026
Maddi Carroll Didn’t Wait for the Recruitment Industry to Change. She Built The Power Recruiter to Do It Herself.
By: Angelica Burlaza Maddi Carroll spent years watching her own industry fail the people it was supposed to serve. Instead of accepting
August 13, 2026
Tia Shelton’s Journey Toward Holistic and Community Impact
By Nikki Johnson, PR Representative, BBMgmt PR Agency A Journey Rooted in Resilience Some people discover their purpose through opportunity. For Tia
August 12, 2026
Whose Voice Is It Anyway? How Generational Patterns Quietly Run Your Life
By: Charlotte Dean “I’m not enough.” “I have to do everything myself.” “I cannot disappoint anyone.” “Setting a boundary would make me
August 12, 2026
Report Shows Women Bore the U.S. Labor Force Decline
Women accounted for the full July decline among U.S. adults age 20 and older in the labor force, according to a National
August 11, 2026
Study Finds Women Lawyers Report Higher Stress and Anxiety
A new survey by the American Bar Association found that women lawyers experience higher levels of anxiety, depression, financial stress, and sleep
August 6, 2026
What a Delayed Diagnosis Taught Barbara Bray About Trusting Herself
By: Agatha Jackson At 78, Barbara Bray is not slowing down. She is living with cancer, continuing a five-year clinical trial, growing
August 5, 2026
London Greer Robinson’s Blueprint for Women’s Wellness
By: Ethan Rogers By combining personalized technology, adaptive wellness, botanical formulations, and years of experience coaching hundreds of women, London Greer Robinson
August 5, 2026
How K9 University Chicago Provides Inclusive Care for Dogs With Complex Behavioral Needs
By: Lindsay Jeffords For people raising reactive, anxious, or fearful dogs, finding trustworthy care often means going from one closed door after
August 4, 2026
Dr. Shafer Stedron on Neurodivergence in Children’s Literature
By: Samantha Walls Before Shafer Stedron, MD, became a neurologist, she was a musician. She was a singer, songwriter, guitarist and pianist,
August 1, 2026
Katie Mares Lost Everything. Then She Built It Back.
By: Natalie Johnson Just a few years ago, Katie Mares sent out 150 job applications. Not one person called back. She had
July 31, 2026
Vat Black Turns Real-Life Experiences Into Fiction With Mystery, Emotion, and Meaning
By: Jonathyn Lopez Some stories begin with an idea, while others begin with a moment that refuses to be forgotten. For Vat
July 30, 2026
Squeeze Massage and MAËLYS Partner to Launch Exclusive Hand Treatment
Norwalk, CT – July 28, 2026 – Squeeze Massage, the modern massage experience redefining self-care, today announced a new partnership with MAËLYS,
July 30, 2026
When Pushing Through Stops Moving You Forward
Author and workshop facilitator Connie S. Dean explores how life transitions can interrupt autopilot, awaken awareness, and help women move forward with
July 30, 2026
Peg Perego Siesta Review: From First Purees to Family Dinners
Disclosure: Peg Perego provided the Siesta high chair for this review. All opinions are our own. Anyone who has wrestled with a
July 28, 2026
Fairy Tales, Courtrooms, and Nervous Systems, The Astonishing Literary Range of Katherine Wilks
Late at night, after the children are asleep and the dishes are done, millions of Americans conduct private negotiations with themselves. They
July 25, 2026
How Stefanie Ruth Helps Women Rebuild Self-Trust Through Intuition and Healing
Stefanie Ruth’s work centers on spiritual wellness, self-trust, and personal healing. It is about the courage to stop abandoning your own voice.
July 25, 2026