Meet Aline Silva, Tokyo 2020 Olympian and Founder of Mempodera, a social impact program that empowers girls through sport and learning English in Brazil. Aline's mission is to empower more women to achieve their dreams and be warriors against poverty, violence and inequality. Learn more about Aline’s triumphant story from near-death experience to road to Tokyo.
Read MoreThis year’s International Women’s Day theme is “Choose to Challenge.” We’ve gathered our favorite quotes from women about women to celebrate and honor the accomplishments of women across the world!
Read MoreOn January 27th WISe Wellness Guild hosted "Unfiltered: The Critical Role of Male Allies,” presented by Fifth Third Private Bank. This open discussion shared how men can play a crucial role to the retention of womxn in the workforce, both at work and at home.
Read MoreMaggie Wilhelm is an Empowerment & Confidence Coach-In-Residence, Founder of The Serenity Program, New Mom & Social Justice Advocate.
Read MoreOdayme Quesada, MD, who created and leads the new Women’s Heart Center at The Christ Hospital, says that heart disease is much less understood in women, and often presents differently in women, and some heart disease are more common in women.
Read MoreFor some of us, self-care is a habit, built into our daily routines. For others, self-care requires a more intentional approach. Tica shares her story, hoping to inspire all of us.
Read MoreWhen Alondra recently finished her Nurse Practitioner education and began a new job, little did she know what other changes were in store for her. Read Alondra's story to learn how she and her family adapted to meet these challenges.
Read MorePerhaps 2020 is the year of the “Wakeup call” where we are realizing that it’s time for us to step up and challenge ourselves to understand the people around us more deeply and to just simply be better humans. This year, in June, 2020, I wanted to highlight a few key factors in what I think is necessary to be a better LGBTQAI+ ally.
One thing I think a lot of us are realizing is that there is a lot that we don’t know and there is a lot that we weren’t taught. We learned history, but only one side of it. This has resulted in many of us taking extra time to catch up on the history that we didn’t learn. That being said, it’s time to start holding ourselves accountable to being informed.We have endless information at our fingertips, now we need to use it.
Learn more from Jackie Marschall on how to be a better LGBTQIA+ Ally.
Read MoreMaking friends can be tough as an adult. Check out these 5 tips now!
Read MoreWe provide so much love and care to everyone, leaving very little time for ourselves.
Here are 5 Ideas for to show yourself a little love today!
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