In a time where people are speaking out and not letting anyone stop them or bring them down, it is more important than ever to find the trailblazers of the past and make your own path into the future.

Calling all ladies of tech. If you plan to attend the PHL Innovation Picnic this Thursday, be on the lookout for the “Brazen Brigade,” a neon-clad welcome wagon for women organized by Brazen Philly — ...

When it comes to TV’s bold and brazen leading ladies, these women are definitely not here to play by the rules! They break boundaries, challenge authority, and do it all with a mix of style, wit, and ...

Just in time for Women’s History Month, acclaimed best-selling comic designer Pénélope Bagieu (My Quite Fascinating Life) has illustrated a stunning graphic novel paying tribute to rebellious female ...

Reading Brazen, French artist Pénélope Bagieu's cartoon celebration of rule-breaking women, I kept thinking about the feminist uses of cuteness. Not kittens-and-puppies cuteness, but the kind of ...

There’s a new network in town that wants to give women entrepreneurs an extra boost. Membership organization Brazen Global just rolled out in Philadelphia and is targeting women founders who want to ...

Last Thursday, at the second annual PHL Innovation Picnic, Brazen Philly launched its newly assembled “Brazen Brigade” to shine a light — literally — on women in tech and offer them a “safe place to ...

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March is International Women’s Month, the perfect time to celebrate fantastic women throughout history. But sometimes it’s hard to find those women, as they’re often written out of history books.

Cartoonist Penelope Bagieu looks at women who changed the world and "deserve the front of the stage." By Graeme McMillan It’s International Women’s Day, and First Second Books has provided one of the ...

Reading Brazen, French artist Pénélope Bagieu's cartoon celebration of rule-breaking women, I kept thinking about the feminist uses of cuteness. Not kittens-and-puppies cuteness, but the kind of ...