Just because you’re getting up in years doesn’t mean you can’t make sh*t happen. Let Karen Shafer—office worker, trucker in Antarctica, and a supporter of both the arts and the environment—show you the way.
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How I Learned to Stop Hating Networking
Who knew? Introverts and women like us may have advantages when it comes to working professional contacts. Laura Fraser explains it all.
The Secret Tragedy of American Indian Health—and What One Amazing Woman Is Doing about It
Why are Native Americans suffering so much? Margaret Moss saw the health-care crisis in her community and vowed to change it. Beth Levine shares her story.
Feeling Left Out? Why Those Younger Co-Workers Don’t Hang Out With You
Terry Haward felt like she was good friends with her colleagues. Until one telling moment when she realized she could never be part of their crowd.
Meet Wendy Caldwell, A Police Rookie at 54
What a journey: From stay-at-home mom to Houston officer.
What Do Diana Ross and Gloria Steinem Have in Common?
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we are saluting the big milestone birthdays of cultural icons who helped bring about two of the biggest accomplishments of our lifetimes.
How to Protect Yourself From Those IRS Tax Scam Phone Calls
“This is the IRS calling…” Yeah, right. Scammers are really upping their game when it comes to stealing your money. Be warned!
NextTribe Takes on SXSW: We Say “Screw Invisibility,” and Let’s Get Our Mojo Pumping
Founder Jeannie Ralston and brilliant entrepreneurs share their midlife motivation.
The History of International Women’s Day—and How You Can Celebrate
Our day is here. Now let us tell you what that means.
Rosanna Arquette On Harvey Weinstein, Lost Years and What Matters Most Now
For the first time since the Harvey Weinstein reckoning, Rosanna Arquette talks about how her warnings about him may have hurt her career, her true heroes and why her long-time work supporting exploited women and LGBT youth has become more important than ever.
