The Main Agenda How To Honor Women’s History Month Without Corporate Performative Activism Each year since 1995, the president of the United States has issued an official proclamation designating March as Women’s...
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The Main Agenda Nourbese Flint On Why Reproductive Justice Is The American Dream Growing up, Nourbese Flint, president of All* Above All and All* In Action Fund, was exposed to the reproductive health space by her mother... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 12 months ago
The Main Agenda What You Need To Know About The Double Tax Black Women And Women Of Color Face “Womanhood is really expensive. Always ask for more,” wrote Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman on the dedication page of her new book, The Double Tax: How... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda How To Reclaim Focus As A Form Of Self-Care In recent years, there’s been a lot of conversation around how self-care is a way women can recharge. But what if we shifted our... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Ten Years On: Empowering LGBTQ+ Women Post-Obergefell This June, it will be 10 years since the landmark Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges transformed the social and legal landscape of the United States... By: Varsha Pai · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Study: Women CEOs Are Equally, If Not More, Qualified For The Role Women are continuing to break barriers in the corporate world. A recent study found that women holding Chief Executive...
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Gender Equality UK Supreme Court Ruling Challenges Transgender Rights Last week, the UK Supreme Court Case For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers finally concluded after several years. In this case, heavily pushed... By: Varsha Pai · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Sideya Sherman’s Vision For A More Just New York City When Sideya Sherman entered city government over a decade ago, her mission was clear: center communities that have historically been left behind. Today, as... By: Gillian Smith · 1 year ago
Career How To Overcome Impostor Syndrome Impostor Syndrome is a constant self-doubt, questioning, fear, and lack of belief in one’s self. If you’ve ever felt inadequate, non-deserving of any accomplishments,... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago
Family Embracing Autism Acceptance Month Through A Lens Of Inclusion And Empowerment Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a prevalent disorder that lasts a lifetime. It primarily focuses on how one communicates and interacts with others. According... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago
Gender Equality Millennial Feminism: The Trailblazers Who Led The Way Feminism comes in waves, with each era focusing on a new challenge women face. Currently in the fourth wave...
Business How Women In Their 30s Are Breaking Barriers And Building On Their Own Terms Success looks different for everyone, but once you hit 30 as a woman, it can feel as if the...
The Main Agenda Highlights From The Virtual MBA + Master’s Tour Spotlight On Women In Business The virtual MBA + Master’s Tour Spotlight on Women in Business, held March 19 via Zoom, was packed with keynote speakers, MBA admissions decision... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 2 years ago
Workplace When Did DEI Become A ‘Dirty’ Word? Exploring The Benefits Of Diversity, Equity And Inclusion In recent months, the internet has been buzzing with chatter about DEI. Major American corporations, such as Meta, Amazon, and Target, have either scaled... By: Giovanna Acosta · 2 years ago
Power Agenda A Peek Inside Her Agenda: Alencia Johnson Cultural Strategist, Social Impact Leader, Entrepreneur, and now Author are some of the titles that Alencia Johnson holds. But beneath all these titles, Alencia... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 2 years ago
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