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Her Agenda caught up with Gabrielle Union and others in attendance at the Spirit Awards, where several amazing women in entertainment took home honors.

Meagan Good talked with Her Agenda about sustaining a long-term acting career, playing a superhero in a popular film franchise, and finding courage to persevere.

On December 1st, Her Agenda partnered with Bank of America for a virtual event aimed at simplifying and demystifying the homeownership process for career-oriented, multicultural women.

In this Her Agenda interview, "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" newcomers Mabel Cadena and Alex Livinalli discuss preparing for the film, Black and Latinx representation, Chadwick Boseman's impact and more.

In this Her Agenda interview, "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" star Danai Gurira talks about honoring Chadwick Boseman’s legacy and her experience working on the film.

Katie Love, joined #HerAgendaLive to discuss how businesses and brands can best leverage TikTok.

Her Agenda INSIDER Lauren Clark speaks with Nikki Lynette about mental health awareness, self care, self love and more in this live chat.

Award-winning entrepreneur, author, and published scientist, Iman Oubou joined us to discuss her journey to writing “The Glass Ledge,” the process of writing the book, and what impact she hopes the book will make on women professionals.

Talented television and podcast host, Erica Cobbs, shares her comeback story in different trajectories of the her career and life.

#HerAgendaLive featuring Alice Kim, investment banker turned fashion executive, entrepreneur, and now Founder/CEO of PerfectDD.

CEO and founder Watchen Nyanue discusses career success in today’s landscape, breaking generational habits in the workplace, leaving your blueprint on corporate America, and much more.

The 30th Anniversary Bounce Trumpet Awards celebrated Black excellence and achievement on Juneteenth.

In Southwest Philadelphia, Sheena Crenshaw grew up in a home with a large, loving extended family. But when the family suffered from a foreclosure, Sheena became determined to find a home she could call her own.

Emmelie De La Cruz – Entrepreneur Second-time homeowner, based in Dallas Emmelie, 30, is a marketing executive and entrepreneur who recently purchased her second home, relocating from Atlanta to Dallas.

Her Agenda and NBC’s Young Professional Network partnered for a panel discussion entitled Mastering Your Career in Media.

Forbes follows the founder of Her Agenda for a day in the life series.

Homeownership is not as unattainable as it may seem, and it can prove to be extremely beneficial for millennial women.

On January 28th, Her Agenda partnered with Bank of America for a virtual event aimed at educating career-oriented, multicultural women on how they can achieve their dream of homeownership.

You might feel stuck in a job with no options and no promotion in sight, or you may be experiencing the infamous creative block preventing you from moving forward on your latest project.

Rhonesha share's insight on her day and her journey thus far.

#HerAgendaLive​ went on a road trip to Virginia College for a discussion with students about achieving goals and overcoming obstacles no matter what.

You don’t have to wait for permission, you don’t need to wait for a magical opportunity or wait until you have some big name behind you in order to get started.

In order to achieve great things you cannot wait for permission and you cannot let your feeling of fear stop you from moving forward.

For women in traditionally male fields, it’s a trade-off: The more successful or ambitious a woman is, the less likable she becomes (that’s also true of how women perceive women). It’s not so much that people consciously oppose powerful women; it’s an unconscious bias."

Highlight clip + reaction.

Highlights + Reactions From 'No Matter What' Keynote

HerAgenda.com sat down for an interview about the career journey of Elisa Padilla, SVP of Marketing for Brooklyn Nets/Barclays Center.

Her Agenda founder Rhonesha Byng hosts Return On Investment (ROI), a new show in partnership with Alley where we sit down and interview innovators and creators to learn about the investment that goes into producing the work they put into the world. In this episode, we speak with the head of diversity and inclusion at IAC Applications Netta Jenkins.

Her Agenda kicked off April with a much-needed conversation about something we know you have a lot of questions about-- home ownership.

It's a throwback! Taking you back to the first ever panel produced by Her Agenda.

Her Agenda founder Rhonesha Byng hosts Return On Investment (ROI), a new show in partnership with Alley where we sit down and interview innovators and creators to learn about the investment that goes into producing the work they put into the world.

This fall Her Agenda hosted a conversation in partnership with Alley on the topic of mastering a multidimensional career with writer, digital strategist, speaker and now New York Times best-selling author, Luvvie Ajayi.

Her Agenda teamed up with Google Digital coaches to host an inspiring and informative event and workshop breaking down funding options for small businesses.

Her Agenda and NBC’s Young Professional Network partnered for a panel discussion entitled Mastering Your Career in Media.

Her Agenda and AlleyNYC hosted a live interview featuring journalist Danyel Smith of HRDCVR.

How to influence, maintain your confidence, and command respect as your career evolves featuring Mikki Taylor, Alicia Quarles and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson.

To close out Women’s History Month, we partnered with Alley in Chelsea to talk about what it means to break through in the digital media and music industry. Everyone talks about bridging the gap but what about breaking through?

Her Agenda Bonus Clip - Elisa Padilla On Getting The Call For Her Dream Job