The imposter phenomenon, and how it affects high-achieving women.

We've all been going through it this year. How can we avoid the pandemic 'blahs'?

As COVID-19 continues to affect lives and livelihoods around the world it also continues to affect women's employment.

March observes Women's History Month; this March was a bit different, though

Surfing is set to make its debut at the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. The sport has been typically dominated by males from specific regions of...

It has been clear that COVID-19 for the last few months has brought many tragedies. But what about the positive impacts?

I’ve been reflecting on how quickly I felt a sense of community here in São Paulo.

Sororities began as a way for women to find intellectual and social companionship with one another.

They all shared something in common: overcoming personal and professional obstacles to improve the own situation and those of others.

Diversity is a popular word these days, and that is a good thing.

One person cannot carry the whole team to a win, but working together we have a fighting chance.

We often miss the deeper story for the simplicity of the quick and easy interaction from the comfort of our couch.

It’s important to keep your focus and tune out the nay-sayers. Meeting women in similar circumstances can help encourage and inspire you.

Keeping up with the news, both local and international, can feel exhausting if not completely overwhelming.

Let’s get together and celebrate our successes!

Everyone has a story to tell. Probably an amazing story, an inspiring one.

Don’t replay that “what-if” scenario in your head; find the confidence you need to get started, and inspire others to do the same!

While being informed can help bring more sense to the current conversation, sometimes you need a break from the deluge of current news.

Most writers will agree that the hardest part of writing is getting started.

There always seems to be a million things you have to do, and never enough time for the things you’d like to do.