It’s often said that “you eat with your eyes first”, meaning your first impression of a meal is the visual appearance. Shana Weisberg,...

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An East meets West, Tradition meets Modern tea story. Amy Truong and Lani Gobaleza of PARU tea in San Diego, CA, are modern tea blenders...

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

For Lucia Vigil Francis, quilting is more than a hobby. It’s a family tradition, a livelihood, and a passion that courses through her.