Industry Representation and Solutions
Equal representation in the workplace starts with more BIPOC in positions of leadership. Performative activism is real, and in order to fight against it, we need to support lesser-known BIPOC creatives. The entrepreneurs featured are paving the way for more Latinx representation in their field and supporting each other in the process.
Mental health awareness in the workplace is a tricky topic. Most employers want to present…
While sexual health is an important topic for mental, physical, and emotional reasons, bringing sexual…
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Established in 1973, Women’s Equality Day commemorates the certification of the 19th Amendment giving women…
Black creatives are consistently brilliant while navigating professional obstacles and social oppression. Melissa Kimble, founder…
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Michelle Cadore is the creative, serial entrepreneur behind the YES I AM brand that Jennifer…
Bozoma Saint John is one of the most sought out marketers and speakers in almost…
Breaking Travel Barriers: Martinique Lewis Helps Black Travelers and Brands Connect Across the World
Oakland area native Martinique Lewis developed an affinity for travel at a young age. Though…