What Intersectionality Looks Like in the Real World
Defining exactly what it is and exactly why it matters.
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Our stories are what shape us into who we are. Here you will hear from admirable humans who have chosen to be vulnerable—a call to all of us to embrace exactly where we are—thankful for our past, but highly anticipatory of the future.
Black History Month: 8 Women Who Continually Inspire Us
Their timeless elegance and passionate rhetoric continue to resound.
Nina Westbrook on Juggling Marriage, Motherhood and New Kids’ Apparel Line Minibrook
Darling got to chat with CEO, Founder and mom of three about her new Minibrook kids apparel collection just time for the holidays!
Melissa and Stephanie Carcache Bring Fresh Perspective on Millennial Women Podcast
“Real Women, Real Work” is a Darling series about everyday women who work in various fields including business, entertainment, science and education. We want to get to know the WHY…
CEO Rachel Johnson on How to Thrive While Juggling It All
“Real Women, Real Work” is a Darling series about everyday women who work in various fields including business, entertainment, science and education. We want to get to know the WHY…
Darling X Sheltered Co. Weighted Blanket Collaboration Is Just in Time for the Holidays
When the Darling team got our hands on a Sheltered Co. weighted blanket, we knew we had to put together a collaboration just in time for the holidays! Outside of…
Nonprofit Spotlight: Starfish Project Is Bringing Exploited Women and Girls Out of Trafficking
Starfish started as a way to give girls opportunities. We are a place where women can feel valued and for women to take hold of opportunities.”
NBC News Now Correspondent Simone Boyce on the Value of Media Literacy
Meet Simone Boyce, new correspondent for NBC News Now, and new mom finding her own “new normal” in 2020.
Maria Shriver and The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement Are Educating and Empowering Women About Brain Health
Darling got to chat with founder, philanthropist and mom Maria Shriver about her efforts to bring awareness to how Alzheimer’s affects women.
Nonprofit Spotlight: She’s the First Is Fighting for a More Equal World for Girls
“It is true that when you educate a girl, you change a world. It also needs to be true that the adults in her world need to remove the barriers in her way.”
A Roundtable With Darling: The Value of Dialogue Amongst Opposing Views PT. 2
Hard conversations can’t happen if anger is the undertone. There has to be humility, patience and a willingness to be wrong.
A Roundtable With Darling: The Value of Dialogue Amongst Opposing Views PT. 1
True dialogue forces us out of our echo chambers, out of our comfort zones and into a space where we must be willing to let conversation mold us.
