Andrea Stanley

She’s been leading the WNBA for years. But now, with the sport seeing unprecedented growth, the basketball superstar opens up about what it means to have all eyes on you.

In an interview with 'Marie Claire,' the Senator explains how public schools, financial aid, and civil rights will be impacted.

One year since the philanthropist left the Gates Foundation, she’s still figuring things out—but there’s one cause she’s committed to for life.

After writing her first book on Jesse Jackson’s legacy, the CNN anchor reflects on risk, resilience, and staying true to herself.

We asked women about their interest in guns, their fears, their political feelings, and more.

A growing group of survivors must contend with the deep, emotional impact such an event has on their lives.

This is what a firearm club for women looks like.

We’re returning to the topic to understand what’s changed—and what hasn’t.

Rooted in women’s empowerment and social impact, the program celebrated its 20th anniversary this June—with no signs of slowing down.

"It's basically recognition—allowing people to hear stories and say, 'Oh, you felt that too?'"