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Goal-setting can be helpful, but it's important to address your mental health in order to accomplish great things. Rashida Latef, LMSW, founder of Anti-Oppressive Entrepreneurship, offers insights on how we can plan for our futures while keeping our mental well-being intact.

Dr. Kimberly Clay, founder and CEO of Play Like A Girl, is educating middle-school students about leadership and careers in STEM through sports. Here's how she's empowering them to think big and excel.

Kyla Pratt, a mom and veteran actress, has advocated for the importance of the arts for children and supports causes that involve the enrichment of young minds, including the recent Popsicle campaign.

Marilyn Jones took a leap of faith and launched B Fragranced, acting on her childhood dream to one day create her own perfume and by extension, honor her mother’s memory.

Hillary Holley, executive director of Care in Action, talks the "new American majority," advocating for minorities, and why their political power matters.

Vivian Olodun and Dr. Tracy Timberlake paired up to form an alliance that would help connect entrepreneurs to investors. Here's their story and how they're advocating for women in business.

In this exclusive Her Agenda interview, actress LisaRaye McCoy and boxer Claressa Shields talk about working together on their BET Her film project, advocating for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Gearing up for the October premiere of the 'Sistas,' actress Novi Brown shares her career journey, what inspires her, and what to expect from the show.

Tonya Lewis Lee is a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur with a variety of projects under her belt. She is a mother of two, wife, activist, author, filmmaker, and more, but the core of her life’s work is health and wellness, especially with regard to women.

A'Lelia Bundles talks MADAM By Madam C.J. Walker Launch and her great-great-grandmother's legacy.

Sheri Crawley, social entrepreneur and founder of Pretty Brown Girl, discusses her passion for creating safe spaces to empower and connect Black girls.

When you’re an independent business owner, it’s hard, but that did not deter Sharufa Rashied-Walker from launching JINAKI, a contemporary womenswear line centered around color and textiles.

Egypt Sherrod chats with us about how she and her husband make family and business work, the importance of real estate courses, how to navigate a seller’s market, and the Discovery Network’s commitment to diversity.