Kim Blight

Learn how to be a supportive friend to a mom-to-be who experienced a pregnancy loss ahead of Mother's Day, a celebratory occasion for so many mothers.

March is women's history month, a great time to be a sponsor for women at work, home, school, and beyond. Use these tips to advocate for women.

“If you want something you’ve never had before, then you’ll need to do something you’ve never done before to get it.”  I first was inspired by these words from Tiffany Dufu watching her on stage in 2018 at the 99U … Read More

Setting specific career resolutions is important to reach professional goals. Even so, be mindful of what to avid when setting career resolutions.

The holiday season can be a busy time for parents. Whether you work remotely or in an office environment, you can survive the holidays as a working mother.

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.

Experiencing pregnancy and loss is tough. That experience on top of being at work can be tougher. Learn how to handle such an event in the workplace.

The goal of knowing your value statements is to provide you with a guidepost for making decisions on what projects to take on and how to spend your time.

When considering online communities for networking, think about what type of support you need. From parenting to women in tech, there are many choices.

With June coming to a close, we are almost halfway through the year. It is also a good time as ever to check-in on your goals or new year resolutions.

Allyship is great way to ensure a team is engaged and supporting one at work. It's one of the key factors in ensuring a diverse team at your organization.

A women's group provides a wealth of resources and networking opportunities to women within an organization. Whether your group is small or large, the impact of having a group of women supporting you can have lasting effects on your career.

For new mothers in the workforce, returning to work can feel similar to the first day on a new job: stressful, anxiety-ridden, and a slew of other emotions. Many workplaces have made important strides in welcoming new mothers back into the workforce. With that said, there are many small shifts that managers, colleagues, and friends can take to ensure the transition back is a smooth one.

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.