The Main Agenda How These Four Women Launched Businesses With Less Than $5,000 People are starting businesses at higher rates than ever before. According to data from the US Census Bureau, 5,481,437...
The Main Agenda Top 5 Women In The Culinary World You Should Know Food is the world’s most powerful love language, and women are the finest keepers of that language. Women are...
The Main Agenda Exploring The Intersection Of Culture And Identity Culture embodies a group’s unique personality, defining its distinctiveness and character. It encompasses food, music, clothing, stories, and values, fostering a sense of belonging... By: Stephanie Teasley · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Exploring Holistic Health Practices Among Women As adolescents and young adults, most of us probably did not spend too much time thinking about our health. Checkups, medicine, vitamins, and not... By: Marta Kargol · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Navigating Financial Planning For Single Mothers Financial planning is essential in today’s times, especially in this economy. Not knowing where your next dollar will come from can be a crazy... By: Candis McDow · 8 months ago
Growth & Scaling How Women Are Launching Their Most Successful Startups After 40 At 40-plus, many women are embracing entrepreneurship in ways they never did in their 20s or 30s. With decades of experience, stronger financial footing,... By: Kehinde Adepetun · 8 months ago
Featured Articles Scaling Success: How Top Entrepreneurs And Leaders Delegate to Drive Growth You don’t have to do it all—and you’re not meant to. One of the hardest but most transformative parts of leadership is learning what... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How Janelle Farris Has Quietly, But Powerfully, Reshaped Brooklyn Communities Janelle Farris is the first African American woman to lead Brooklyn Community Services, a 159-year old organization that provides...
The Main Agenda Celebrate Caribbean Heritage With These 8 Powerful, Beautiful Reads By Women Authors The Caribbean is pure magic. And since June is Caribbean Heritage Month, it’s the perfect time to take in...
The Main Agenda Poll: 87% Of Black Women Voters Say They Are Falling Behind Financially A majority of Black women voters say they are falling behind financially, according to a 2025 poll from the Highland Project. Key findings from... By: Mariah Towles · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda The Role Of Technology In Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Women-owned businesses now represent 39.1% of all businesses (over 14 million) and employ 12.2 million workers, generating $2.7 trillion in revenue in the US,... By: Taylor Bushey · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda The Rise Of Women-Led Book Clubs And Literary Movements Everyone knows the story: a group of tipsy women laughing on a couch holding glasses of red wine chatting about a novel only half... By: Tyra Douyon · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda 6 Summer Routines That Support Wellness, Ambition And Joy Summer is here, bringing longer days and more sunlight, the perfect opportunity to build routines that support your mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Unlike... By: Candis McDow · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda The Intersection Of Money And Mental Health For Women Many of us are familiar with the feeling of opening a bill or checking our account balance. The pit in your stomach and worried... By: Marta Kargol · 8 months ago
Videos Sherry Cola On Girl Power, Smashing Stereotypes And Saving The Day In ‘Bride Hard’ A wedding is meant to be a party, but in “Bride Hard,” it’s a full-blown war zone. Directed by...
The Main Agenda The Art Of Letting Go: How Savvy Business Leaders Grow By Delegating Delegation is more than a skill, it’s an art. It requires self-awareness, trust, and a willingness to evolve. But...
The Main Agenda The Impact Of Remote Work On Women’s Career Advancement When the world shifted to remote work during the pandemic, it sparked a radical change in how we view productivity, flexibility, and work-life balance.... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 8 months ago
Business How Women In The Arts Balance Creativity And Business Many creatives dream that their art will be the way they earn their living. Artists absolutely deserve an income and shouldn’t have to hustle... By: Rita Pike · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Leigh Burgess Tells Us How To Live The BOLD Way Leigh Burgess is a “USA Today” bestselling author (Be BOLD Today), a seven-figure entrepreneur, and co-founder of Bold Industries Group. Through her “BOLD Framework” (Believe-Own-Learn-Design),... By: Candis McDow · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Collab Capital’s $75M Fund II Doubles Down On Community-Centered Investing Collab Capital, the venture firm investing in community outcomes, has closed Fund II with $75 million. Investors in the fund partners include Apple, Leon... By: Mariah Towles · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda 5 Creative Ways To Fund Your Business Launching a successful business takes a great idea, but it also takes capital to turn that idea into a reality. While some businesses require... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda 5 Tips For Women Navigating The Healthcare System The healthcare system that’s supposed to care for women often does the opposite. Despite making up more than half...
The Main Agenda Planning For Retirement: 5 Tips For Women At Every Age Most of us have daydreamed about retirement at least once. Thinking about traveling, relaxing, and enjoying life is exciting....
Career How To Know When It’s Time To Talk To An Employment Attorney When a workplace-related issue arises, you may need an employment attorney for legal advice. But when is it appropriate to reach out? Employment lawyers... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Inside The 2025 BOMESI Summit’s Bold Vision For Diverse-Owned Media Held in the heart of Detroit, a city synonymous with Black innovation and cultural legacy, the 2025 BOMESI Summit brought together media publishers, platforms,... By: Gillian Smith · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Try These Job Interview Replies To Explain Career Gaps For Health, Parenting And More Let’s be honest: career gaps happen. Research has found that 84 percent of millennials across the globe expect to take a career break at... By: Janell Hazelwood, MAOL · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Apple TV+’s New Show ‘Smoke’ May Ignite Summer Television According to Statista, 41% of Americans watch true crime television, and new crime-related television shows aren’t slowing down. In fact, notable crime shows like... By: Taylor Bushey · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda What Happens To Health Research When ‘Women’ Is A Banned Word? Daniella Fodera got an unusually early morning call from her research adviser this month: The doctoral student’s fellowship at Columbia University had been suddenly... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda The Case For The ‘Summer Soft Life’ And Why Rest Is A Career Strategy As the summer begins to heat up, embracing a “soft life” has become more appealing and amplified socially. A...
The Main Agenda How Women Are Navigating AI-Driven Hiring Tools In 2025 Let’s be honest, landing a job in 2025 feels like a full-time job on its own. Artificial Intelligence is...
The Main Agenda Remembering Media Personality And Social Activist Ananda Lewis Former Teen Summit Host and MTV VJ Ananda Lewis has died at 52. The pioneering media personality and social activist succumbed to a years-long... By: Starr Rocque · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Successfully Co-Parent In The Summer Growing up as a child of divorced parents, I can easily remember how times preceding holidays and vacations could get especially tense as my... By: IMAN M'FAH TRAORE · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda A 5-Step Guide To Leveraging Summer Fridays Summer Fridays are that promise of an early start to the weekend, a collective sigh of relief as you log off and embrace the... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Nail Your First Big Investor Meeting The average employee spends an average of 392 hours in meetings every year. Fifty-two percent of these individuals begin to lose attention in a... By: Taylor Bushey · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Lessons From Women Entrepreneurs Who Bootstrapped Their Startups Bootstrapping originates from the idea of pulling oneself over a fence by bootstraps. In business, it means doing your business with no external funding,... By: Edikan Umoh · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Plan A Summer Sabbatical Without Stalling Your Career It’s true that a summer sabbatical, taking a brief leave from work to pursue personal interests, is everyone’s dream,...
The Main Agenda The Micro-Meditation Techniques That Are Changing the Way We Cope with Stress In today’s high-speed world, moments of calm can feel like a luxury we don’t have time for. But what...
The Main Agenda Women You Should Know: Bessie Coleman Nearly 100 years ago, Bessie Coleman, the first African American and first Native American woman to have a pilot’s license, died at the young... By: Varsha Pai · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Culture Creators Celebrates A Decade Of Legacy With 9th Annual Awards Brunch Culture Creators will return to Los Angeles this Saturday for its ninth annual Awards Brunch, a milestone celebration of cultural influence, storytelling, and legacy.... By: Gillian Smith · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Women Entrepreneurs On Why It’s Important To Separate Business And Personal Finances According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, business owners are reported to have higher income, savings, and wealth generating capabilities. However, their business revenue... By: Taylor Bushey · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Tell If A Product Is Really Green Or Non-Toxic Have you ever bought an article of clothing because it was made with “sustainable” fabric? Or maybe you’ve purchased an “eco-friendly” cleaning product or... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How Living Abroad Builds Key Leadership Skills And Self-Awareness I was 21 when life placed me in the chilly Northeast of the U.S., far from the year-round warmth of my home country and... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Navigate The Ebbs And Flows Of Entrepreneurship Without Freaking Out The ebbs and flows of entrepreneurship aren’t always easy but more women are becoming entrepreneurs than ever before. However,...
Beauty ‘Let’s Share’ Conference Spotlights How Friends Can Be ‘The Glory In Your Story’ There is a popular meme circulating that says, “Instead of baby showers, let’s host business showers. When a friend...
The Main Agenda How Entrepreneurs Are Using AI To Grow Smarter In A Slowing Economy Artificial intelligence is becoming a trusted tool in the everyday operations of small businesses. But today, it’s not just about productivity gains. According to... By: Her Agenda · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Four Platforms To Simplify Marketing For Small Business Owners According to Forbes, small business owners are struggling to market their goods and services. Many small business owners report not having enough time for marketing... By: Elissa Spinner · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda How Arnika Jackson Is Equipping HBCU Students For Real-World Success With today’s competitive job market, academic excellence alone isn’t enough. Students need real-world resources, networking opportunities, and confidence to navigate professional spaces with intention.... By: Tyerra Drake · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Five Solo Dates For The Summer As we count down until the official summer days, there is no better time than to take yourself on a solo date. Dr Natalie... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 8 months ago
The Main Agenda Daria Burke On Reclaiming Her Story, Redefining Success, And The Science Behind Healing Daria Burke is a marketer, storyteller, and writer, and in her forthcoming memoir, she details her journey growing up with trauma and a self-exploration... By: Edikan Umoh · 9 months ago
