The Main Agenda How To Navigate The Biological Clock While Building A Big Life When it comes to being an ambitious and professional woman, building a big life is possible, but it also...
The Main Agenda Why More Women Are Delaying Motherhood To Establish Their Careers Millennial women are defining their own paths, both professionally and personally. Instead of choosing traditional routes of marriage and...
The Main Agenda AI Risks Widening Gender Pay Gap, Employers Warned Artificial intelligence could undermine progress to closing the UK’s gender pay gap, according to the authors of a new guide to employment legislation which... By: Your Coffee Break · 6 months ago
The Main Agenda Microschools Are Seeing An Enrollment Surge This Year Kara Fox did not want to wait. A mom of two, she was frustrated by the fall semester at her children’s traditional private school... By: Her Agenda Staff · 6 months ago
The Main Agenda A Deep Dive Into The Women Running For Local Office In 2026 According to Politico, a new wave of women candidates is reshaping the landscape of local politics across the United States, many of whom are... By: Taylor Bushey · 6 months ago
The Main Agenda The Financial Legacy Of Black Women In The Early Insurance Industry Oftentimes, Black women are not given proper credit for paving the way and breaking down barriers. The contributions of Black women in arenas such... By: Izzy Spears · 6 months ago
The Main Agenda Ana L. Oliveria, President And CEO Of The New York Women’s Foundation, Announces Her Decision To Step Down On this, the Foundation’s 40th Anniversary, Oliveira leaves a powerful legacy advancing gender, racial, and economic justice. The New York Women’s Foundation honors President and CEO Ana... By: Kerbi Lynn · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda 5 Women Who Paved The Way For The Modern Workplace Here at Her Agenda, we celebrate and support the ambitious woman. But our ambitions wouldn’t be possible without the...
Career The Groundbreakers 2026: Nominations Open Now! For decades, the “power list” has served as the professional world’s most coveted shorthand for success. However, as the...
The Main Agenda Why We Are Trading Perfectionism For Professional Peace Of Mind As children, we’re taught early that “practice makes perfect.” Enter the birth of perfectionism. Perfectionism is a never-ending pursuit to appear flawless, always on-target,... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda The History Of Women Reclaiming Public Spaces For Safety Every woman has probably at least once thought to herself, “I wonder what it’d be like with no men around?” Because the pay gap,... By: Marissa Braswell · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda The Enduring Influence Of Historically Black Colleges For Women Leaders You can’t discuss Black culture without talking about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The Mecca, Aggies, Spelman, Morehouse, the Rattlers, and more have... By: Marissa Braswell · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda Why Every Working Woman Should Know The History Of Equal Pay The gender wage gap has been an issue for female workers for centuries and decades, but the introduction and enforcement of equal pay has... By: Edikan Umoh · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda How Jesse Jackson Set The Stage For Bernie Sanders And Today’s Progressives Jesse Jackson’s two campaigns for president, in 1984 and 1988, were unsuccessful but historic. The civil rights activist and organizer, who died on Feb. 17, 2026, helped... By: The Conversation · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda The Evolution Of The Glass Ceiling From 1920 To 2026 Due to bias and unethical hiring practices, women are still struggling to gain and maintain equal rights, pay, opportunities,...
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...
The Main Agenda Monifa Bandele And The High Stakes Of The Maternal Justice Movement Monifa Bandele grew up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, with both of her parents being activists. In fact, her mom is a social worker and... By: Mariah Towles · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda ‘He Gave Me My Wings’: Jesse Jackson Opened Doors For Black Women In Politics Leah Daughtry was 6 years old when she first met the Rev. Jesse Jackson at a boycott of a local grocery store that refused... By: The 19th · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda 4 Ways To Show Yourself Love After Valentine’s Day Most holidays can be stressful, the prep, the anticipation, and the people. Valentine’s Day is no different, but the imposed altitude of having a... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda A Media Dynasty: The 100 Year Evolution Of Black Media Ownership Black media has come a long way since Freedom’s Journal’s 1827 debut. Founded by Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm, a four-page, four-column standard-sized weekly... By: Izzy Spears · 8 months ago
