News About Inspiring Women

Jennifer Breheny Wallace is the expert on mattering, something she calls “a deep human need” to “feel valued by the people around us and to know that we have value to give back.”

The organization aims to serve 5 million new young women, girls, and non-binary students in the next five years.

The presidential inaugural poet and activist implored listeners to believe a better future for children is possible.

“Even in your darkest, worst moments, there are people who are looking out for you,” one survivor said.

With the colorful dough and easy-to-manage wooden accessories, little ones can spread and shape “masa” to make tamales, tortillas, and pan dulce.

The Max Steinbeck Women’s Empowerment Center teaches young women and mothers how to become business owners.

The Can’t Win Victory Fund is recruiting people who want to run for office with no intention of actually winning.

“No one should go hungry because of politics,” Lovebite Dumplings said on social media.

The committee was first created in 1947, during the McCarthy era.

The ultrasound device could aid in early detection of breast cancer.

Leksi Kostur is a biodesigner who went on a journey to create her own coffin and “get over” her “fear of death.”

The new doll will be available on store shelves in 2026.