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Meet The Baltimore Therapist Helping Women Of Color Rewrite The Story They Tell Themselves
Women To Watch
From Cybersecurity to the Sidelines: How Shamekka Marty is Redefining Health Equity Through Tech, Sports, and Lived Experience
Discover how Shamekka Marty is bridging tech, chronic illness, and health equity in sports through Beyond the Game Health. Read her inspiring feature.
Camille Davis
4 min read
How 718 Pilates Studio and Its Founders Are Reshaping Wellness
Discover how the founders of 718 Pilates are redefining wellness, scaling community ownership, and building an empire in Brooklyn.
Camille Davis
4 min read
The Cost of Being First: Black Women Pioneering America’s Cannabis Industry
“We rise together or we fall together” is the mantra that the first Nigerian woman cannabis dispensary owner in America grew up on. In The Cost of Being First, Rachael Payton explores the resilience, economic hurdles, and systemic barriers faced by Black women pioneers—including Jume Akinnagbe and Linda Mercado Greene—as they navigate the legal cannabis industry.
W4TC
7 min read
Meet Aziza, Founder of Ulta’s First Black- and Middle Eastern-Owned Brand
Meet Aziza, founder of The Potion Studio. Discover how her climate-adaptive hair care line just made history at Ulta.
W4TC
2 min read
How Jasmine Pittman Became One of the Creative Strategists Helping Shape Culture Behind the Scenes
Jasmine Pittman helps make cultural moments happen, bringing strategy and creativity to NYFW, Essence Festival and beyond.
Camille Davis
10 min read
Project Hydration: How Jazmin Lovett is Filling Critical Gaps in Baltimore and Beyond
Morgan State alum Jazmin Lovett leads Project Hydration, bringing vital summer water and care to Baltimore’s unhoused community.
W4TC
3 min read
Lisa C. Willis Is Changing the Way Leaders Think About Performance
Lisa C. Willis shares how resilience, preparation and mindset shape leadership—and why success begins long before the moment.
W4TC
5 min read
On ADA Anniversary, Kenyatta Scott Shares How Healing, Motherhood and Advocacy Inspired WomenEMPowered
On the ADA Anniversary, Kenyatta Scott shares how motherhood, wellness, and advocacy inspired a movement empowering women to thrive.
W4TC
4 min read
Fed by Food and Community: The Story of Her Seat's Saved
When Lisa Jean-Francois found herself without community in Boston, she did what any resourceful woman would do — she built her own, one dinner table at a time.
W4TC
5 min read
Reimagining Myth and Memory: Inside Afrocentric Keyy’s Garden of the Nine Muses
Afrocentric Keyy reimagines classical mythology through a Black diasporic lens in her stunning Brooklyn exhibition, Garden of the Nine Muses.
W4TC
2 min read
She Couldn't Find the Village She Needed. So She Built It.
How Alia Raquel Cenales is transforming personal need into community through L&Lé Society.
W4TC
3 min read
Why Women Continue to Tell the Stories That Matter Most
Writer, director, and producer Beverly "BJ" Rouse Women have always been storytellers. Long before stories were written into books or brought to life on movie screens, women preserved history through conversation. They shared family traditions, passed down life lessons, celebrated milestones, and carried memories from one generation to the next. They reminded us of where we came from and, perhaps more importantly, who we are. That tradition hasn't disappeared. It has simply e
Phyllis Caddell
4 min read
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