In honor of International Women’s Day, we have put together a list of 41 Herstory makers to check out.

We are told to smash the patriarchy and fight injustice But, when the lines between influencer nd activists blur we need to be cautious.

Jes Bailey is the founder of Crowdfund 360 which focuses on coaching, training and supporting crowdfunding campaigns.

Olivia Sweeney is a lifelong environmentalist and Black and Green Ambassador. We spoke embracing the intersections of environmentalism.

Esther Ajose’s upcoming work on an anthology of female voices and experiences. This is an ongoing piece of work over 2 years!

Jaclyn is a Navajo Woman. She has helped numerous people begin their journey of decolonization and integration of Native teachings.

Yasmin Flasterstein (she/her) is a Co-Founder and Executive Director of Peer Support Space creating communities from experiences of trauma.

Serria Rego, financial professional and activist, started Black Wealth Matters, An Educational Series combat systemic racism.

Vegan pop tart recipes by Jenna Graham. Make a blueberry or perhaps try apple cinnamon.

Lourdes Casanova is a criminal defense and immigration lawyer who founded her practice. I spoke to Lourdes about her journey and the law.

We wanted to highlight some of the women who have contributed to the advancement of science and medicine, past and present

Ginger Mayerson is an LA-based artist. Originally a trained composer, Ginger has been making collages for her own amusement for years.

Miakoda is Julia's clothing company where she designs, manufactures, and advertises her products sustainably and ethically in NYC.

We asked Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider, co-hosts and founders of The History Chicks, to share their favorite episodes and chicks.

Two women. Half the population. Several thousand years of history. That is the incredible duo of Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider.

Sometimes when we say something is ‘ugly’, we are not talking about the aesthetics, we are judging ourselves.

2020 was a difficult year for Armenians everywhere and it has somewhat improved because of the incredible efforts of womxn here in Aremenia.

They’re also seeing the underbelly of strength comes at a cost. Your humanity is wrapped up in being open and honest.

Everyone can be great and unlock their full creative potential. That is where Debrianna Debolt founder of Olive Home can come in and help.