Women

Multigenerational cannabis company launches in the Prairie State with a science-first ethos and best-selling line built on consistency, quality, and care.

Anytime's new, nationally-available microdose THC seltzers won seven awards at America’s Best Spirits Competition, including Best in State.

AIM Higher, Inc. announces the release of 'I Tell Henrietta,' a collaboration between the writer Tina Barry and the visual artist Kristin Flynn.

VMG Studios celebrates 20 years of creative excellence, born from a surprising start. Founded by Kelly Sparks in 2004 after escaping an abusive marriage and discovering $20,000 in her partner's garage, VMG has grown into an Emmy Award-winning agency serving brands like Microsoft and Amazon, specializing in animation, design, and video production.

AIM Higher, Inc. announces the release of Kim Noriega’s Naming the Roses, the author’s first full-length poetry collection and the new nonprofit publisher’s second release. These are poems that “storm in with a chilling juxtaposition of romance and violence in the strong unapologetic voice of a woman,” says Dr. Sarah Luczaj, author of 64 Changes.

Candy Angel, head of social impact at Weedmaps, was honored to receive the prestigious Social Impact award from Women Grow at the National Cannabis Festival held in Washington DC on April 19, 2024.

Faviana, a top NYC-based designer, unveils its Fall 2024 Collection, offering diverse styles and sizes to celebrate every woman's unique essence.

"Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories" is a gripping true crime television show based on the popular podcast, "Midwest Murder." Hosted by Dawn and Jonah, it explores chilling real-life crime cases from the seemingly peaceful Midwest, captivating viewers with their unique storytelling and commitment to uncovering the region's hidden mysteries.

The series is driven by a mission to reshape the wellness landscape and transcend norms, by fostering groundbreaking discussions that center women

The bipartisan bill exempts menstrual products from state sales tax, along with diapers, baby bottles, breastfeeding devices, maternity clothing, and other "family care products.

Backed by the Governor, and under threat of a lawsuit, Texas lawmakers moved closer today to ending the state’s sales tax on menstrual products. The measure will now be taken up by the Senate.

Twenty-two remaining states need to stop taxing medically necessary period products. Nonprofits Period Law and PERIOD. aim to have the tampon tax repeal bills filed in the 22 states by the start of the 2023 state legislative sessions.

The Jewish Orthodox community is in a unique position when it comes to understanding the ongoing effect that Covid-19 vaccinations are having on a wide variety of issues, with fertility and reproduction at the center.

Award-winning trio: Safe in Harm’s Way, DomesticShelters.org and Neon debuted their second national domestic violence campaign in Times Square and across 340+ national billboard screens in the U.S., reaching isolated victims during the busiest travel month of the year.