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Lesley & Tamika, two Maui residents, offer experiences that inspire people to learn and live the values of aloha.
Writer Nikki Frias is the self-proclaimed Judy Blume for bitches. She’s the creator of Girltellme.com, a platform that empowers women by giving them a space to share their writing. Her book, inspired by her divorce, will be available for pre-order on November 1.
The Science Writing Revolution’s goal is two-fold: close the opportunity gap in publishing and reduce the mental health and resource cost of writing papers.
Social impact leader and mentor, Macauley Kenney, shares her journey through MIT, her experience as an entrepreneur, and how she became COO at one of today’s leading global health startups, SurgiBox, Inc.
Tell Me More Gifts is on a mission to make gift-giving better - meaningful, local, and eco-friendly.
Jane Buescher shares how The Toucan App is on a mission to give everybody somebody to talk to.
Rachel Abady, the co-founder of the Manna Cooking app is a media guru, and she’s ready to revolutionize how we use cooking apps.
In difficult times, we look up to visionaries who can transform hurt into positive change. Rosie Myers, the creator of Resistance Fashion, is one of those visionaries.
Through a studio space and the healing power of plants, as well as the experience of motherhood, Kielle Relles dedicates her life to empowering the Black and Brown community around her.
In an average world, choose to be unique. To the multi-talented founder of NYTAQ, those are words to live by.
We spoke with Brittany Diego, the beloved founder of Fashion Mentor - a startup providing Black & Brown entrepreneurs with the resources to thrive in the fashion industry.
Multidisciplinary artists Angela Townsend talks about her journey creating Sexpecations.
A short curated list of eco-friendly small businesses from around the world, sorted by region.
Blaze Taylor is a modern cowgirl. She is a regular at rodeos, but loves fashion and makeup. Her swimsuit design and photo broke the Internet earlier this year. Now, the 21-year-old is using her platform to advocate for the causes she cares about: agriculture and supporting girls.
Amy Giddon shares why she created Daily Haloha, an app creating a judgment-free space for self-reflection and connection.
Bulgarian-American writer Ellie Bozmarova touches on her personal journey to writing her memoir.
Kathryn Kosmides, founder of Garbo, is changing the way we conduct background checks. Garbo is working to prevent gender-based crimes in the digital age.
Spot to Talk is a space for children, teens and young adults to easily access affordable virtual mental health counseling services. Learn about Spot to Talk’s founder, Claire Ellison, and her journey to creating an innovative tele-health platform.
Sherin Ali shares her inspiring story of personal resilience, grit in the face of the U.S.’s painstaking immigration laws, and the launch of Mokha. Inspired by Black leaders in her community, she’s creating limited edition Radical Self-Care Boxes featuring the products of Black creatives. With each purchase, 1 box will be sent to a Black Chicago activist doing justice work on the front lines.
Multi-passionate entrepreneur, Alisha Small, shares her journey of personal resilience, how she turned an idea into a successful business, and why we should all invest in our personal development.
Author Nakia Montgomery and daughter, Bri Smocks, share their journey creating their children's book series, Levi and Toonk. Inspired by Nakia's grandson, the collection follows the whims and life learnings of Levi accompanied by his imaginary friend, Toonk. By establishing this book series, they hope to see more minority leads in children's books and promote a love of reading for all, especially for gifted children of color.
Starting a food business from scratch can be a difficult and tricky endeavor. With over 17 years of experience in the food industry and 3 food businesses under her belt, Stephanie Parra demystifies the industry and empowers women of color (WOC) to become successful food entrepreneurs in The Food Entrepreneur Society program.
This female entrepreneur is helping artists and charities struggling in the time of a global pandemic.
Sisters-in-law Rabiya Ather and Zabreen Khan co-founded HerCapital to encourage women to invest in their future.
Author and entrepreneur Christine Weimer shares her story of overcoming heartbreak through poetry in honor of her daughter and the surprising way her journey allowed her to quit her 9-5 job and empower other women.