ChiQ, the Howard Brown Health gala formerly known as Garden of Eve, wasn't just a fundraiser, it was both a trip down memory lane and a glimpse into the bright future of Chicago's lesbian community. …
Ravinia, which bills itself as America's oldest music festival, is one of my favorite venues in the Chicago area. It's a Metra ride away from downtown, it's surrounded by nature, there are stars overh…
Sexual Assault Awareness Month is held every April to raise awareness about sexual violence, encourage education about prevention and work toward dismantling rape culture. If you're anything like m…
Alpana Singh was the youngest female to pass the final level of the Master Sommelier exam, she had an award-winning PBS show, she was selling thousands of dollars of wine every night for her employer …
Google 'How do you keep from burning out?' and in just .50 seconds, you'll get more than 162 million search results, the first of which is from an executive coach writing for Harvard Business Review. …
Fifty Feminist States is a new multimedia storytelling project from "Fifty Feminist Mantras" author Amelia Hruby, a writer, podcast producer, CHIRP Radio DJ and Ph.D. candidate from Chicago whose inte…
Imagine a night out with six of your funnest friends, the ones who make you laugh the hardest, say the hilarious things you wish you could and who will do absolutely anything – anything – to crack you…
Events are being held across the Chicago area this Saturday to coincide with the national March For Our Lives in Washington, D.C., a student-led movement on ending gun violence. Organizers say more th…
From March 19-24, 2018, Chicago Foundation for Women is hosting its third annual "Talk it Out" series, a week of in-person and online conversations about gender bias and solutions. The focus this year…
The bad political news: Well, you know. The good news: In response, there are thousands of women running for office in Chicago, all over the country and the world. Emily's List, considered the larg…
