From Feinstein to Kamala: Tracing 45 Years of Firsts by Bay Area Women in Politics
Explore the history of inspirational women of the Bay Area that led the way in local politics all the way up to the White House.
Celebrating Marin Women in Business 2024
From interior designers and real estate agents to financial advisors and medical professionals, these women excel at what they do.
Celebrating Marin Women in Business 2023
From interior designers and real estate agents to financial advisors and medical professionals, these women excel at what they do.
Author Paola Gianturco Brings Female Environmental Leaders to the Forefront in her New Book — Written With her Granddaughter
The Mill Valley resident’s latest book highlights the work of women leaders around the world.
Celebrating Local Women: Marin’s Women of Impact 2022
Our community is filled with successful, inspiring business women. Get to know these purpose-driven women from home to health and beyond.
Activist Nina Gualinga Connects Indigenous Women Leaders Through Amazon Watch’s Women Defenders Program
Gualinga recounts how indigenous women across the Amazon are coming together like never before to protect and defend their rights.
3 Local Makers Bringing Their Love for the Marin and the Bay Area Into Their Work
These local women embody a maker spirit, each of them pursuing a labor of love.
Helping Women Achieve Their Most Important Financial Goals
Helen Abe helps educate women on financial literacy and reaching financial goals amidst being a group that face many financial challenges.
Sallie Krawcheck’s Mission: Getting More Money Into the Hands of Women
Sallie Krawcheck is one of the preeminent women of finance, and co-founder of Ellevest, a digital investment platform for women that offers not just financial services but also career coaching and financial planning.
Fighting for Change: How Three Young Women in Marin Organized a Protest In Support of Black Lives Matter in Only 4 Days
This grassroots peaceful protest attracted 1500 people in support of the cause.
