Being able to attend Davos this early in my professional journey reminded me that the most resilient systems are the ones grounded in empathy, transparency, and community.

The issue is not that women feel too deeply. It is that we are taught to feel for everyone except ourselves.

Every preventable maternal death is a reminder that our democracy means nothing if it cannot protect its citizens.

We must recognize how companies and celebrities are influencing young people’s ideas of beauty norms, and identity.

I choose to wear so much jewelry in order to actively and intentionally take up space, and to reject the history of colonial and patriarchal economies alike, where bodies were sites of regulation that the empire sought to sanitize.

It’s time we start giving young women the information they deserve so they can protect their futures, their health, and their lives.

To understand the evolution of this lingo, we must rewind to the 1940s.

Even at diplomatic altitude, a woman leader may be introduced first as a woman and only second as a leader.