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This article is one part of our look at how women are reshaping Philly’s food scene. Read more here. 1. Lumache by Pasta Lab Gina […]

This article is one part of our look at how women are reshaping Philly’s food scene. Read more here. El Merkury Sofia Deleon brought her […]

This article is one part of our look at how women are reshaping Philly’s food scene. Read more here. This is a beer town, first […]

Traditionally, historically (and for all the wrong reasons), professional kitchens have been a man’s game. But times change, and so has the industry. Now, women […]

Now in its 18th consecutive year, the latest Women in Leadership report highlights the slow but steady rise of women in C-Suite positions across the […]

We all wear masks, metaphorically speaking. Depending on where we are — work, happy hour, the gym, family get-togethers — we tend to speak and […]

From the outside in, the life sciences industry appears to be a man’s world. At least, at the upper echelons of the industry, women are […]

We know, we know, International Women’s Day was this past week. (Peep our coverage, which featured pictures of some of our favorite female fitness instructors […]

If you’re a really, really avid Be Well reader, you might remember Jenna Fisher from her Transformation story about a year ago. In the piece, […]

Whether they’re entrepreneurs, yoga instructors, or mental health experts, black women are shaking up the health and wellness landscape in Philly. Here are 10 who should […]

It’s been one hell of a year for women. Throughout 2018, we shared painful stories of sexual assault and found a new power in our ability to unite under […]

On the eve of Bill Cosby’s sentencing hearing, powerhouse advocate Gloria Allred, who is representing pro bono 33 of the women accusing the comedian of sexual assault, […]

Released in 1996, Cheryl Dunye’s The Watermelon Woman — which screens at Lightbox Film Center on Wednesday — was a milestone of independent filmmaking: It […]

This summer, we published a look at what Philly women need, according to Philly women. A unifying theme? More power. Power to change things we […]

Women in the Philadelphia region hold more executive positions than ever before, but overall their representation in the C-suite is still quite small and progress […]