Tabitha Haly, a woman with muscular dystrophy, discusses how she recently won her case fighting for her right to work in front of a social security judge. She also discusses how her first album epitomizes her values with love, life, and equal opportunities, while her second album, Stance, represents standing up for herself/yourself.

The Global Justice Center discusses their organization's experience after traveling to the UN to discuss the dramatically deteriorating state of reproductive autonomy in the U.S.

Dr. Allison Cowett, medical director at Family Planning Associates (Chicago, IL), discusses how Illinois clinics are becoming overburdened hubs for patients traveling from across the Midwest.

For 35 years, Marcy Syms appeared in TV and radio commercials for her family’s company, voicing its famous slogan, “An educated consumer is our best customer.” Syms was the first truly off-price retailer, offering name brands at cut-rate prices. At its peak, the chain had dozens of stores in 13 states. For Syms, the key to success was respect—for the consumers, for the employees, and for the designer brands they sold.

Full of personal recollections and relatable insights, Marcy's new book, Leading with Respect, shares one businesswoman’s journey from the backroom to the boardroom.

After the tragic events of October 7th, many abortion organizations refused to acknowledge the atrocities and sexual violence against Jews and made Jews feel that they had to pick between their Jewish identity and their support for reproductive rights.

This false choice created a disconnect for many Jewish supporters of abortion funds. It was clear that there needed to be a space where people could support abortion without fear or ostracization because of other beliefs they held unrelated to abortion.
From there, the Red Tent Fund was created.

"Women are not only playing a vital role as voters, organizers, and elected officials, they are also shaping (or, reshaping) philanthropic mindsets, practices and solutions. " Latanya says. "Women are critical to the fate and health of democracy,"

In her new novel due out next month, The 23rd Hero, award-winning author, playwright and freelance writer Rebecca Anne Nguyen presents a superhero whose powerful strengths are the result of tapping into her feminine traits, instead of masculine traits which mostly only expressed through warfare and violence.

Gloria Masters, founder of Handing The Shame Back and a survivor of child sexual abuse, invites all survivors and supporters to join the world for a 30-minute walk to raise awareness for child sex abuse on Sunday, June 16th, beginning at 10:00, WHEREVER YOU ARE!