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Black Women In Mississippi Name Economic Strain, Public System Failures, And A Vision for Wholeness

PRESS RELEASE — The Highland Project, in partnership with Brilliant Corners Research & Strategies and Springboard to Opportunities, today...

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How The Pandemic Shifted The Trajectory Of Women In STEM

When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the global workforce in early 2020, its effects were immediate, but not evenly distributed....

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Symone Sanders-Townsend And The Blueprint For Ambitious Black Women In Media And Politics

Symone Sanders-Townsend has spent her entire career shattering conventional boundaries, and her latest primetime platform is proof that she is only getting started. As...

By: Kerbi Lynn · 3 months ago

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How Ashley Brooke Built A 10-Year Creative Studio on One Rule

Ashley Brooke has never built her reputation through self-promotion. No constant pitching, no online positioning strategy, just a decade of work that now speaks...

By: Lauren Mayo · 3 months ago

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Amanda Spann, How Women Can Turn Their Industry Experience Into A Launchpad

The past few decades have come with an exponential amount of digital innovation, encouraging intellectual autonomy and independence. From the gig economy to the...

By: Edikan Umoh · 3 months ago

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After My Husband’s Death, I Found Myself Again Through Mr. Mister And Mexico

I did not stop moving the first year after my husband died. The kids, the bills, the house, the emails, the cooking, the cleaning,...

By: Modern Loss · 4 months ago

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Why Your Brain Is Loudest At 3 A.M. (And What To Do About It)

Many people wake up in the middle of the night feeling suddenly alert, worried, or uneasy. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why do I wake...

By: Her Agenda Staff · 4 months ago

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Boosting Brain Health: Daily Habits That Keep Your Mind Sharp

Maintaining good brain health is essential for overall well-being, and it’s never too late to start taking steps toward...

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Caffeine Doesn’t Create Energy. Here’s What It Really Does

Caffeine might be one of the most misunderstood molecules out there. What it does in your body and what...

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How To Create A Tailored Mental Health Plan As A Working Woman

A couple of studies have shown that women’s mental health is disproportionately and negatively affected as they grow in their careers and workplace. Climbing...

By: Edikan Umoh · 4 months ago

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Colorful Statement Pieces Designed To Spice Up Your Professional Wardrobe

Brightening your professional wardrobe with colorful, vibrant statement pieces can transform your standard work outfits and take them to the next level. A vivid...

By: Kiara Manning · 4 months ago

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How To Plan An Affordable Memorial Weekend With All The Vibes

Planning a Memorial Weekend that feels like a whole vibe but doesn’t wreck your bank account is honestly the sweet spot right now. Let’s...

By: Janell Hazelwood, MAOL · 4 months ago

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‘Congratulate Kim On Her Work Anniversary’: How LinkedIn Disrupted My Work Day

Last week, I received an email notification from LinkedIn letting me know that my friend Kim was celebrating a seven-year work anniversary. At the...

By: Modern Loss · 4 months ago

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The Professional Way To Set Boundaries With A Micromanaging Boss

A micromanaging boss may do so for a variety of reasons, ranging from personal insecurities to a lack of trust. The insecurity in their...

By: Edikan Umoh · 4 months ago

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HIGH Summit: Women Paving The Path To Success

“I really want everyone here to leave with a new contact; A new connection because community is everything, especially...

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How To Build An Emergency Fund While Paying Down High Interest Debt

Although you can’t plan for a rainy day, it is still important to be prepared for when a rainy...

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Are Microschools A Solution To Falling Public School Enrollment?

Seventh grader Taitym Lynch plans most of her school day herself, mapping out a schedule each morning on her school laptop. She typically starts...

By: Her Agenda Staff · 4 months ago

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The Word ‘Black’ Has Disappeared From A Set Of Bills Aimed At Addressing Black Maternal Health

The word “Black” has been almost completely removed from a package of bills that have long been viewed as Congress’ main legislative vehicle to...

By: The 19th · 4 months ago

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How To Use Your Memorial Day Weekend To Reset From Career Burnout

Memorial Day Weekend means it’s almost the middle of the year. The winter holidays are over, and the weather is warm. And although the...

By: Mariah Towles · 4 months ago

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Dr. Charis Chambers’ The Period And Puberty Parenting Revolution Is The Collaborative Guide Modern Caregivers Need

In a media and literary landscape often flooded with sterile, clinical medical textbooks or overly sheltered, fear-based parenting guides, Dr. Charis Chambers delivers a...

By: Kerbi Lynn · 4 months ago