By Kimberly Hosey
Risha Chaurasia began writing when she was 8, starting with plays that would go on to be performed in her school. Soon, she knew she wanted to do something bigger—and by the time she was 11 she had published her first novel, Tales of Twinkling Tweens.
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By Kimberly Hosey
World Food Day was last weekend, so we naturally thought of turning to world-renowned chef (and member of The State of Women Podcast Network) Michellee Fox for some food for thought.
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By Kimberly Hosey
This National STEM Day, we decided to highlight just a few women and girls who have made amazing strides in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. From historical firsts to current trailblazers, women and girls make extraordinary contributions to science. Read on to learn about just a few!
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By Kimberly Hosey
Interviewed by Anu Bhardwaj
AlUla, Saudi Arabia—The second Richard Mille AlUla Desert Polo Tournament opened Friday, Feb. 11, to an audience including celebrities, royals, and special guests watching competitors including the world’s top polo players. But some spectators and participants were paying attention to more than the action of the game or the scores at the return of the world’s first desert polo event (the tournament took a hiatus during the pandemic, after debuting in 2020).
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