By Mia Lukic Tune into the “Women Who Lead” Panel Discussion for an invigorating conversation with a panel of diverse group of local women leaders,… Read More »Women Who Lead: Activism Through an Intersectional Lens – Panelist Mahreen Ansari
By Abbie Lewis As if this pandemic hasn’t caused enough trouble, women all around the world are once again being set back. An article… Read More »Two Steps Forward, A Hundred Steps Back
By Jordan Tunks COVID-19 is impacting everyone, but it is impacting women in a different way than men. When the shutdown began in March of… Read More »COVID-19’s Impact on Women
By Elise Wantling I have struggled with depression on and off, (but mostly on) for the majority of the past decade. My partner has struggled… Read More »Loving Someone with Depression
By Korrien Hopkins It’s a New Year and, like many other women, I have goals I’m looking forward to accomplishing in 2017. I have made… Read More »New Year, New Goals
By Jesse Bihlmeyer Yikes! Thanksgiving break has come and gone – now, it’s almost finals week. I’ve been studying, cramming, and spending countless hours immersed… Read More »Shrink Your Stress!
By Patsy Campos Because women have traditionally been the primary caretakers of their families, work/life balance is always a challenge. In a recent editorial, Dr. Karen… Read More »Should Women Become Doctors?
By Maritza Gordillo The University of Missouri-Kansas City’s Division of Diversity, Access & Equity (DDAE) and the Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management will… Read More »2011 Women of Color Leadership Conference
By Arzie Umali Last night about 150 people gathered at the Event Space at JavaPort in the Kansas City Crossroads Arts District for a private… Read More »Who Does She Think She Is?
By Patsy Campos Many women dream of that moment that they become mothers. For many women this is a happy time, as it should be.… Read More »Working Mothers Face the Motherhood Penalty