From a new memoir by Viola Davis to a novel about dating from humor writer Sloane Crosley, these books should have you covered.
Corinne Lestch
Corinne Lestch has over a decade of experience in news media. She oversaw contributor content as a deputy editor at Forbes, and she covered breaking news for the New York Daily News, where she won a Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York for beat reporting. She earned her bachelor's in journalism from Northwestern University and master's from Columbia University. She currently works with senior executives and professionals to develop op-eds and thought leadership. Find out more here: https://www.corinnelestch.com/workshop
Posts by Corinne Lestch
Having an Abortion Allowed This Marketing Specialist to Start Her Own Business
Jessica Ponyrko’s abortion gave her the freedom to change her life for the better. And hers is just one story.
Roe v. Wade, Landmark Ruling Granting Women Access to Abortion, Is Overturned
The decision, expected since a draft opinion leaked in May, still hit hard.
Women Startup CEOs Paid Themselves Less During Covid Compared to Men — Report
Female founders lowered their pay, while their male counterparts saw increases.
A Doctor and Her 12-Year-Old Daughter on a World Without Roe
With the landmark case expected to be overturned, we talk with Pandia Health’s Dr. Sophia Yen and daughter Stephanie about reproductive rights.
How I Work Now: ‘My Apartment Is Sunny and Spanish’
Travel agent Karen Rosenblum’s remote office setup gives clients a glimpse of Spain, the place they’re finally traveling to again.
Billie Jean King Says Women’s Tennis Deserves More Prime Time Attention
The tennis star and activist made her comments at Roland Garros.
‘It’s Important for Corporate America to Say They Care About Their Female Employees’
Kristy Kim of TomoCredit is making sure her 50-odd employees will have access to abortion care benefits.
‘We Knew We Needed Significant Gun Reform and So That Is What We Did’
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern offered a model for gun control laws in her commencement address.
Ellevest Founder: Women Need to Invest to Make Up for Lost Earnings During Pandemic
Sallie Krawcheck wants the messaging around investing to change for women.
Who Can Become a Life Coach? Anyone. That Might Be the Problem
It has become one of the fastest-growing industries, especially during the pandemic. But questions about regulation and training abound.
The White House Appoints First Black, LGBTQ Press Secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre is a longtime aide of Joe Biden’s.
This Author Won’t Stop Talking about the Pandemic’s Effect on Working Moms
After publishing her first book, Angela Garbes struggled with her next project. One viral New York Magazine article later, she found her new subject.
This Doctor’s Dedication to Reproductive Rights Led Her to Launch an Online Birth Control Startup
Dr. Sophia Yen makes birth control accessible despite political forces working against her.
How I Work Now: ‘Getting Dressed and Going Out Into the World Saved My Sanity’
Hera Hub founder Felena Hanson kept her co-working spaces running, even during the pandemic.