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Today is Giving Tuesday: How Does Take The Lead Earn Your Donation? 
Today is Giving Tuesday: How Does Take The Lead Earn Your Donation? 

Issue 2867— November 25, 2025

When does a risk stop being bold and start being reckless? 

That question has followed me through every chapter of my own leadership.

A friend once talked me into rafting down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. So I read about the rapids we’d be navigating; but believe me, reading and doing are two different things.

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Speak Up About Women in the Media And Shape the Story
Speak Up About Women in the Media And Shape the Story

In the era of “fake news,” the power of the media to shape our understanding of reality is undeniable. Sexist news coverage is nothing new for women, but in an election year, it’s crucial we remain vigilant and outspoken. In this episode, Gloria urges us to be conscious, careful, and critical about women’s representation in the media and gives us concrete tips for how to recognize and leverage our own power to change the narrative.

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The Power to Make Motherhood Feel Beautiful Again
The Power to Make Motherhood Feel Beautiful Again

By Megan Skeath

When I became a new mom, I expected the usual challenges, sleepless nights, constant feedings, all the things everyone warns you about. I loved choosing outfits for my son, but the moment I started using them, the reality set in: these items weren’t built for the hands, bodies, or emotions of postpartum women. They were created for store shelves and photos, not for the mother awake at 3 a.m., recovering, vulnerable, and trying her best..