Bareerah Zafar

Summer is a prime season for travel, but consider an alternative. From lower costs to immaculate surroundings, there are several reason you should book your vacations in the fall.

There’s a unique joy that comes with paying a visit to Disneyland, the original Disney park. You tap into your inner child and slowly, the troubles of the real world slip away.

Keeping up with your everyday health goals while you’re away on vacation may take extra effort, but it’s not impossible. Here are six tips that can help you out.

National parks are preserved and protected pieces of our country that help ground us in the beauty of our world. Here are five that are must-visits for the summer.

If confirmed, Judge Ketanji Brown will make history as the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court. Let's get to know five facts about her career and life.

Mentoring software company Chronus recently awarded an $87,500 Mentoring for Racial Equity grant to Big Sister Little Sister (BSLS), a nonprofit that provides mentoring programs for young women of color across nationwide communities, campuses and workplaces.

Company leaders set the tone for inclusion and safety in the workplace, and workers can also do their part. Here are 7 ways you can help create a safe space for your coworkers.

Actress Taraji P. Henson and other global leaders have partnered with Kate Spade to rally for women's health via the Social Impact Council.

Books provide a warm and welcome escape from our troubles in the real world, but they also offer endless wisdom and knowledge. Here are seven habits to help make your reading experience much more enjoyable.

2021 was historic and exhausting, and I think we are all ready to move into the future.

In Southwest Philadelphia, Sheena Crenshaw grew up in a home with a large, loving extended family. But when the family suffered from a foreclosure, Sheena became determined to find a home she could call her own.

It’s the season of brown paper packages tied up with string – time to buy your loved ones all of their favorite things!

The process of becoming a homeowner can be as intimidating as it is exciting, but that doesn’t mean homeownership is impossible or unattainable.

Dr. Thomishia Booker noticed the lack of Black boys represented in children’s books and took matters into her own hands. She launched Hey Carter! Books in October 2016, while pregnant with a baby boy, and published her first book, “My … Read More

What happens when social media crashes and you can’t reach your audience? Here are 3 business practices you can use to communicate with your clients.

It is important to take a step back and reset so that you are prepared to conquer your goals in Q4.

A moment of despair turned to determination for Destiny’s Child’s former employee, Danika Berry. The 46-year-old turned the pain from her recent divorce into purpose in hopes of helping women feel beautiful inside and out. With her beauty company, Glam … Read More

Tiffany Johnson is the woman behind the Black Business Accelerator, Amazon’s $150 million pledge to help grow Black-owned businesses.

On Tuesday Aug. 3, Tamyra Mensah-Stock of the United States became the first Black woman to win Olympic gold in wrestling.

Simone Biles pulled out of the Women’s Gymnastics finals this week at the Tokyo Olympics to focus on her mental health.

With just a coffee grinder and the space in her kitchen, Melissa Butler created The Lip Bar and set out to challenge traditional beauty standards in the cosmetics industry. Now, nine years later, her products can be found nationwide in … Read More

Naomi Osaka said that the world of sports needs to treat athletes like humans and allow them leeway to take care of their mental health.

The number of women-owned businesses grew rapidly for decades as more women entered the workforce.

'Hot Girl Summer' is in full swing and some women are celebrating by making career moves, big and small! Here is what 'Hot Girl Summer' looks like for the ambitious woman.

Inspiration can come from anywhere if one is keen enough to look for it. Here are five places you can look to for inspiration.

Naomi Osaka, the world’s highest-paid female athlete, withdrew from the French Open last week due to concerns for her mental health.

Yale students elected Bayan Galal as the univeristy's first Muslim-American student body president in 319 years.

Starting a new job or switching to a new career is an exciting, but nerve wracking move. Peloton’s CMO has some invaluable career advice.

While Americans prepare to reopen the country, Indian American founders and CEOs express concerns about overseas family and employees.

Her Agenda is a digital media platform bridging the gap between ambition and achievement for millennial women. News, content, and a database of events and resources to help you get started or get to the next level of your career.

Karen Boykin-Towns was on an Amtrak to Albany, N.Y. one Sunday night when she received a phone call from Leon Russell, the Chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). He wanted to nominate her for … Read More

Swiss voters approved a referendum on Sunday March 7, 2021 to ban face coverings including niqabs and burqas in all public places.

Three young authors who are in their debut year share tips on how to navigate the publishing world.

Her Agenda is a digital media platform bridging the gap between ambition and achievement for millennial women. News, content, and a database of events and resources to help you get started or get to the next level of your career.

Besides being a place for memes, dances and challenges, Tiktok is used as a marketing platform for multi-million dollar companies.

Ongoing civil unrest coupled with the stress of a global pandemic challenges workplace leaders to strengthen company communication.

World Hijab Day aims to fight bigotry, discrimination and prejudice against Muslim women. Each year the World Hijab Day Organization invites people from all faiths and backgrounds to wear the hijab for one day in solidarity with Muslim women worldwide.

These four couples used unique routines and rituals to stay connected despite the lack of physical meet-ups.