creating stories that matter
A strong body and a strong voice are the foundation of strong women. That's why I donated to Girlventures and the OpEd Project as part of my commitment to support gender equality.
For one year, I decided to focus on gender equality in my professional and personal life. This blog kicks off a short series on what I learned during my year as a feminist.
The child of a lobster fisherman in a tiny South Australian coastal town, country singer-songwriter Bill Chambers always followed his heart—from raising his young family as a fox hunter in the Outback to touring around the world as part of his famous daughter Kasey’s band.
I'm reducing the cost of my services by 25 percent for projects that advance opportunities for women and girls. Here's why.
Rick Ridgeway turned his passion for mountain landscapes and environmental conservation into a life as a mountaineer, writer, photographer, filmmaker, and, today, vice president of public engagement at the outdoor company Patagonia.
In 2015, I successfully launched my own freelance business. Inspired by 1% for the Planet, I chose to give 1 percent of my business revenue to two causes: Mt. Ashland and Outdoor Afro. Here's why.
More than a third of all Americans today gain income from freelance work. And with telecommuting and flexible work schedules, even traditional employment is changing. How can you craft your work to create a fulfilling life? My new blog series—profiling people who are creating the life they want—provides a playbook on how to do this.
Stories that matter engage us in the story itself—changing the way we think, act, or view the world.
Gender equality at home affects gender equality at work and vice versa. It's time we started talking about it—at home, at school, at work, and maybe even on live television.