Don’t ask Gloria Steinem if she’s passing the torch to others on her 90th Birthday… As she says, “ I explain that I’m keeping my torch, thank you very much—and I’m using it to light the torches of others.”

On Giving Tuesday 2023, we’re choosing love and waging peace!

Suzanne’s origin story - in a page. Learn about her journey.

Was more than happy to share my perspective with Align Impact, a female-founded, owned, led, and majority-staffed, SEC-registered independent advisor and certified B Corporation with $2.3 billion of assets under advisement. They specialize in co-creating and implementing impact investing strategies with individuals, families, foundations, institutions, and advisors.

What fun to talk with aspiring young retailers at the Global Retailing Summit (April 27 - 29, 2022) at the University of Arizona in Tuscon. I learned that I actually enjoy doing keynote. But what I love most is the Q&A after!

Small to medium sized enterprises have a huge opportunity to give more, give better and give smarter.

“Failure is going to happen and it could happen more than once. Utilize it as your power going forward!”

Equality is good for business and business is good for equality. With bi-partisan and business community support—plus 94 percent of Americans—it’s time to pass the ERA.

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the power of love. Celebrating him on MLK Jr Day - Jan 18, 2021

There’s no keeping politics out of the office! So, we all need to find ways to keep the office from turning into one of those family holiday dinners when politics come up and all hell breaks loose! I learned a lot about how to use the “P” word at the office safely and productively!

The Michael Stars is on a giffing spree and it’s fun, informative, and all about the future of our country!

Information on this year’s International Day of the Girl Child and organizations Suzanne supports.

The Glorias isn’t really about Gloria. It’s about the beginning and evolution of one of the most important movements of the 20th century and now the 21st.

There’s too much misinformation out there about voting. Here are some reliable sites that provide all you need to know about registering to vote, how to vote, and your voting rights.

LaTosha Brown is the co-founder of Black Voters Matter Fund, a power building southern based civic engagement organization that played an instrumental role in the 2017 Alabama U.S. Senate race. In this interview, the award-winning organizer, strategist and activist reveals what drives her to keep fighting the good fight.

For Maria Teresa Kumar, president and CEO of Voto Latino, it’s a full sprint to election day. We caught up with her to learn more about what keeps her going. She answers our questions in “Inside The Activists Studio”.

Jaquie Algee, Vanessa Wruble, and the team at March On are all in on voter registration. They took a moment to tell us more about why they do what they do in our first “Inside the Activists Studio” Q&A.

You’ve gotta fight for the right to… vote, even in 2020. I am supporting three organizations, led by four amazing women, that are taking up that fight for people of color.

#TheTeeInVote campaign collaboration with Gloria Steinem back in December 2019 is a bucket list moment for me. She co-created a collection of limited-edition tees, scrunchies & masks with Michael Stars. 50,000 of sales will benefit Black Voters Matter, MarchOn, and Voto Latino - innovative grassroots organizations, working to increase voter registration and turnout, We had to postpone launch because of the pandemic, but are so excited to share it with you now!

Risking principal over principles — the tough choices we make to stay true to our values as a company.

I am ready for a rousing revival meeting! One that inspires all of us to fulfill our moral obligation to end the racial, economic and social disparities that keep millions in poverty across our country. Good news. There’s one happening June 20, 202. Already, word is out that this is expected to be the largest gathering of moral and religious leaders, and poor and low-wealth people, since the civil rights movements of the 60s.

Domestic violence is being called a "shadow pandemic". COVID-19 is creating a pressure cooker environment that is causing a dramatic increase in domestic violence in the United States and across the world. We've been long time supporters of advocacy organizations for domestic violence survivors and became alarmed when we saw this surge. This article shares ways in which you can help.