Did You Know the Eiffel Tower Breathes With the Seasons?
By Tom Boyd I‘ve always thought of the Eiffel Tower as that stoic Parisian grandmother, solid, elegant, and unchanging. But here’s the twist: when summer rolls in, she gets a little taller. Yes, the EiffelTower actually grows in the heat by up to 15 centimeters (that’s nearly 6 inches)! Why? It’s all about thermal expansion. […]
Digital Detox: The Reset Every Woman Deserves
By Joy Veroti We love our screens. Our phones are the first thing we reach for in the morning, the last thing we put down at night, and our loyal companion through everything in between. They wake us up, remind us of meetings, deliver breaking news, and keep us connected to the people we love. […]
Fizz Without the Fuzz
Why Zero-Proof Drinks Are the New Party Essential By Sipho Khumalo Picture this: you walk into a dinner party, and instead of reaching for the same old Sauvignon Blanc, your host hands you a glass of sparkling Martini Vibrante. It’s bright, it’s crisp, and surprise, it’s completely alcohol-free. You swirl, sip, savor… and suddenly you […]
Charity Begins at Home: The Heartfelt Foundation for Global Change
By Ikupolusi Ariyike We’ve all heard the age-old adage, “charity begins at home.” Sometimes, it can sound like a parochial excuse, a way to shrug off larger global issues in favor of smaller, more manageable ones. But what if we’ve been misinterpreting this classic piece of wisdom? What if it isn’t about limiting our care, […]
Sara Bowcutt
On Women for Women in Sisterhood and Solidarity By May Ikeora-Amamgbo & Daniel Agusi In conflict-affected regions, women are often the most overlooked and yet the most powerful drivers of change. At the heart of amplifying their voices is Sara Bowcutt, Uk Mana-ging Director of Women for Women International, an organization that has supported more […]
The Rise of Digital Fashion: Dressing Avatars vs. Dressing Ourselves
By Chloe Beaufoy A funny thing happened on the way to my closet the other day, I realized my digital wardrobe is starting to feel more exciting than my real one. My avatar has gowns dripping in sequins, boots I could never walk in, and even a Balenciaga puffer that, let’s be honest, I could […]
Faith Mwangi-Powell
Girls Not Brides but Leaders of Tomorrow By Daniel Agusi For millions of girls worldwide, childhood is cut short by early marriage, a practice that robs them of education, health, and the chance to shape their own future. At the forefront of the global movement to end child marriage is Dr. Faith Mwangi-Powell, CEO of […]
Soft Work or Softcore? The New Face of an Old Game
By Tilly Boateng It was one of those nights when the YouTube Shorts algorithm goes rogue. You know the type. One minute you are watching a Police body cam real life capture of crime, the next you are knee deep in a podcast where three young women are being grilled, gently but firmly, by a […]
Breaking Barriers Tale Alimi on Redefining Economic Freedom
By Zamie Ayo In an engaging interaction with Raising Women Magazine, entrepreneur and visionary Tale Alimi opens up about her bold reimagining of women’s financial empowerment. Beyond. access to capital, she explores how cultural conditioning, self-doubt, and hidden barriers often keep women from seizing opportunities. Through her groundbreaking framework and community-driven initiatives, she champions not […]
The Wonder Woman Carmen Gonzalez
On Leadership, Partnership & Long-term Impact By May Ikeora-Amamgbo & Daniel Agusi Carmen Gonzalez, Director of the WONDER Foundation, has spent decades working to ensure that women and girls around the world can access education, dignity, and opportunity. From her childhood in Spain as the eldest of nine children, to her early days cleaning houses […]