Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Hannah Brencher
by Alessandra Rizzotti
When I was eight years old, I wanted to be a pediatrician because my mother said that it was the best way... more...
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WWTDG: Kendall Ciesemier
by Corinne Caputo
This past Friday, I had the pleasure of talking with Kendall Ciesemier, about her amazing work with the charity she founded, Kids... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Amanda Ebokosia
by Alessandra Rizzotti
You would never know that Amanda Ebokosia was a shy girl growing up, always a part of organizations in high school, though... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Quinn Fitzgerald
by Julia Gazdag
Quinn Fitzgerald is one of the most inspired and, in turn, inspiring young women I’ve had the honor of meeting, let alone... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Gretchen Holt-Witt
by Julia Gazdag
Betty Draper, move over. Nuclear family housewives no longer have the monopoly on bake sales, and bake sales are no longer the... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Tammy Tibbets
by Julia Gazdag
Tammy Tibbetts is my new hero. For one thing, while we’ve gotten tons of amazing submissions for women to profile in this... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Alexa von Tobel
by Sarah Heyward
When I knew Alexa von Tobel as a college freshman, it was clear to everybody who met her that she was going... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: A Very Special Holiday Post
by Julia Gazdag
This week, since it’s our last WWTDG post of the year, I decided to take a break and talk about what this... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Jennifer Arnold
by Tatti Ribeiro
When I picked up my phone a few weeks ago to call Jennifer Arnold, the founder and executive director of Canine Assistants,... more...
Women Working To Do Good
WWTDG: Jaime Henry-White
by Julia Gazdag
When I first heard about the Chiapas Photography Project I thought it was brilliant. Using photography as a tool for dialogue between... more...
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