This week, I attended a roundtable for entrepreneurs. In attendance were founders building businesses rooted in purpose, many of them focused on serving communities they personally understand because they’ve lived the experiences themselves. Not surprisingly, many of those businesses centered around Black, Brown, immigrant, or otherwise historically marginalized communities. As the conversation unfolded, one participant questioned the value of businesses focused on specific d

Spring is officially here. And that doesn't signal just a change in season - it’s an actual biological shift. Also known as the vernal equinox (equinox meaning "equal"), this season marks the moment where light and dark find compromise: day and night are finally equal after months of imbalance. And from that point forward, the days don’t just get longer, they gain momentum. Light starts to win. Your body feels that. Energy begins to return in subtle ways: your sleep pat

I started this year the same way I often do: journaling, reflecting, setting goals, asking myself what I want more of and what I'm finally ready to leave behind. Somewhere between jotting down my intentions and next steps, I had a major revelation. I wondered how much further along in my endeavors I might be if I had just been a little braver. How many opportunities did I hesitate on? How many doors did I assume were closed because I never knocked? How many times did I talk m

The Is It Me? Series is an annual conference hosted by My Sister's Keeper. It focuses on MSK's pillar relative to supporting women in...

As we emerge from the sluggishness of winter and welcome the rejuvenating embrace of spring, there's no better time to kickstart the...

It's that time of year when MSK turns our attention to charitable causes that align with our mission of supporting women, our families,...