A Women’s Thing, Author at A WOMEN’S THING

Amandla Stenberg as a Voice Against Cultural Appropriation

Amandla Stenberg is one of many influential black women embracing the concept of black girl magic for the advancement of women of color.

YCG Fine Art x Morgan Everhart: Auctions to support the ABC and the NAACP

Yassana Croizat-Glazer and Morgan Everhart have partnered to donate artworks with proceeds going to ABC and NAACP.

AWT’s First Viewing Room Is Live

Entitled “Stretching Arms,” this exhibition highlights artists that structure their work with self-compassion and reflection.

Maïmouna Guerresi, Adji Baifall Minaret, Stux Gallery

Photographer Maïmouna Guerresi Explores Roots Between Mother and Child

An Italian-born artist Maïmouna Guerresi explores cultural diversity, Islamic spirituality and mysticism, and the roots between mother and child.

Invincible Women: Isabel Allende and Other Remarkable Women Immigrants

Read an exclusive interview with Isabel Allende from a collection of in-depth conversations with successful women immigrants.

Poetry: Occult Autumnal by Lisa Russ Spaar

Poetry by Lisa Russ Spaar and illustrations by Chika Osaka.

Print Aid to Support Artists During COVID-19 Launches Today

Print Aid is a limited edition of silkscreen printed works by Caris Reid, Kim Dorland and Jennifer Caviola to support artists affected by COVID-19.

Health in Her HUE Founder Aims Change Health Advocacy for Black Women

Racial health disparities are a pervasive problem in the U.S. Health in Her HUE founder Ashlee Wisdom aims to change that.

Female Nonprofit Founder On the Importance of Eliminating Food Waste

Leah Lizarondo shares her experience of launching a startup designed to eliminate food waste.

Young, Gifted, Black art exhibition 2020

Young, Gifted and Black: Largest Public Showing in NYC

Feb 26–May 2: “Young, Gifted and Black,” a NYC exhibition of 50 contemporary works of emerging artists that explore race, class, politics and human dignity.

Monankim, a Photo Series by Jenevieve Aken

In her photo series “Monankim,” Nigerian photographer Jenevieve Aken captures the entry into womanhood as experienced through the women of the Bakor people.