Woman to Watch: Linda Medina-Lopez
Linda Medina-Lopez is passionate about creating a brighter future for Latinos.
Browsing: Empower
Woman to Watch: Mimi Bond
Serving the Greater Austin area as a Realtor® with Keller Williams Realty, Mimi Bond leads through her purpose of helping others discover the joy of investing in real estate and champions her team to build lifetime relationships with their clients by going beyond the transaction.
On the Money — Overcoming the Fear (and Mindset) of Scarcity
Becoming a “badass” with money starts with your mindset: If you believe you have less, you’ll always be working from a place of scarcity.
Woman to Watch: Brittany Moore
Since opening B. Moore Organized, Brittany Moore has collaborated closely with her clients to achieve a balance of design and functionality.
Behold My Beauty: Redefining Beauty for Young Girls
Jasmine Frink, author of Behold My Beauty, tells the story of her writing journey to make all girls feel beautiful no matter what they look like.
Hispanic & Latinx Women-owned Businesses in Austin
Shop local and support women with our list of Hispanic and Latinx woman-owned businesses in Austin. Food, beauty, spiritual and health servies and more.
Muna Hussaini: Always Moving Forward
Hate crimes, cancer and conflict haven’t quenched Muna Hussaini’s hope. With an indelible spirit, Hussaini strives to make the world a better place.
Forklift Danceworks: Dirty Dancing
Forklift Danceworks puts blue-collar workers in the spotlight, allowing them to reimagine their jobs as living, breathing works of art.
Kathy Valentine: Still Feels Like Family
The Go-Go’s bassist (and February 2009 cover woman), Kathy Valentine, discusses family in all its forms as she thinks back on her incredible life.
Vox Jo Hsu: Defying Expectations
As a nonbinary Taiwanese American professor and rhetorician, Vox Jo Hsu challenges stereotypes and questions social norms.