At the Ben Crump Human Rights Honors in Atlanta, a room full of leaders reminded us that the fight for justice is not history—it is happening right now . Editor’s Note: Some rooms carry more than applause—they carry responsibility. Hosting the Ben Crump Human Rights Honors in Atlanta forced me to reflect on a deeper question facing our country right now: What will we do in the face of adversity? “Poverty, injustice and inequality still exist. And the only way to end them is b

Dear iWoman family, As we wrap up the year, I want to highlight the cause that means the most to us at iWoman — The Trigg House, our official nonprofit partner supporting foster youth all year long. Last year, thanks to the generosity of this community, we took 100 foster children to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Their excitement was unforgettable — and the absolute icing on the cake was when the Rockettes came out afterward to meet the kids, take photos, and make the

Dear iWoman family, Coming off of an historic week of firsts for so many women in our country, I hope you're feeling what I’m feeling.  Women once again are answering the call! So much history was made on the political stage this week. Once again, women answered the call and rose to the occasion when the world needed them most. Across the country, we witnessed groundbreaking victories: Five Black women were newly elected as mayors of major cities. Two women were elected gover

Dear iWoman Family, Have you felt your breasts lately? It’s one of those things we rarely think about—until we have to. Until we, a friend, or a loved one hears those chilling words: “We found a lump.” In that moment, everything stops. Whether you’re young or old—and yes, men, this includes you too—breast cancer is a disease that touches far too many lives. As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I want to encourage you to make conversations about your breasts comforta