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The Main Agenda Women Leading The Fight Against Food Waste In an era desperate for sustainability, women-led companies are at the forefront of the fight against food waste, a global issue that results in... By: Varsha Pai · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda Women Who Transitioned From Corporate Life To Purpose‑Driven Work Career success is traditionally defined as having a stable, professional job, ideally one that comes with a high salary,...
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The Main Agenda What Women Should Know Before Advocating For A Four-Day Workweek The idea of the four-day workweek is gaining momentum. In The American Psychological Association’s 2024 Work in America survey, 22% of respondents stated their... By: Giovanna Acosta · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda Get Paid To Move: The US Towns And Cities That’ll Pay You To Relocate The cost of moving is rising all the time, and even relocations in your existing town will leave a hole in your savings that... By: Her Agenda · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda ‘We Are Not Believed’: For Black Women, The ‘Diddy’ Verdict Is A Reminder Of Justice Denied Despite convictions on prostitution counts, Sean Combs’ acquittal on sex trafficking and racketeering sparked outrage — and a painful review of whose trauma is... By: The 19th · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda The Role Of Physical Activity In Women’s Well-Being There’s no shortcut to physical activity, and no replacement for the benefits it brings. While there’s no one-size-fits-all approach...
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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 services and resources such as... By: Candis McDow · 4 months ago
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 · 4 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 population, women are routinely... By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 5 months ago
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The Main Agenda What’s At Stake If Planned Parenthood’s Sex Ed Funding Disappears Planned Parenthood of Greater New York (PPGNY) continues to raise concerns about the future of its sex education programs following a lawsuit filed in... By: Gillian Smith · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda The Future Of Women-Only Ridesharing The rise of women-only rideshare services has been inspired by increasing safety concerns, and gender disparities pertaining to driver earnings. Rideshare apps such as... By: Tyerra Drake · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda Five AAPI Self-Made Billionaire Women You Should Know Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month was created to honor the accomplishments and heritage of Asian and Pacific Islander American. Celebrated in May,... By: Varsha Pai · 6 months ago
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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 · 6 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Embrace Journaling As A Daily Practice Journaling is a personal, therapeutic way to express yourself in the written form. You can manually write with paper...
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The Main Agenda 10 Women-Run Political Podcasts You Should Know About Women are increasingly making their mark in the world of political podcasting, providing fresh perspectives and diverse voices in a traditionally male-dominated field, especially... By: Varsha Pai · 7 months ago
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...
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The Main Agenda Women’s History Month: How It Started And Where It’s Going March is Women’s History Month — a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and impact of women throughout history. But did you know that... By: Varsha Pai · 8 months ago
Health & Wellness The Pros And Cons Of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Therapy Though technology is ever-changing, some things like therapy are viewed as something that should remain the same. Telehealth has made its strides in the... By: Candis McDow · 8 months ago
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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 · 8 months ago
