In this 18-minute podcast, we share how Jessica Iclisoy was inspired to create all-natural baby products — after a fateful trip to the library.
Health and Safety
She Developed Some of the World’s First Organic Period Products – Before it Was Cool
Susie Hewson is the founder of 35-year-old company Natracare, one of the first businesses to ever make and sell all-natural menstrual products.
She Offers First Aid Training That’s Adaptable to Any Setting
Helen Underwood launched her first aid training course to provide life-saving skills to people who work in all kinds of settings.
FDA Proposes Ban on Cancer-Causing Hair Straighteners
If approved, the rule could improve the health of Black women, who disproportionately relax hair to avoid workplace discrimination.
Ukraine’s Female Soldiers Dealing With Ill-Fitting Uniforms, Health Issues
From too-big boots to cystitis and yeast infections, Ukrainian women soldiers are struggling.
This TikTok Mom Went Viral for Her Life-Saving CPR Idea
A horrific moment sparked a small business idea for Felicia Jackson. Years later, it has brought her success – and some serious internet attention.
Finally, Women Air Force Pilots May Have a Safe Way to Pee
Some rather welcome new technology could make long flights far more bearable for women pilots in the U.S. military branch.
No Shirt, No Mask, No Service, Say These Business Owners
As states repeal mandates and the CDC eases its Covid-related recommendations, these entrepreneurs are keeping their masks – and mask policies – firmly in place.
Lady Gaga’s Message to the World: ‘Mask Up!’
The performer and entrepreneur encouraged everyone watching the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards to keep wearing masks.
When Covid Hit, She Switched Gears From Craft Kits to Face Shields
Natasha Dzurny of TechnoChic is teaching people how to make their own face shields in the midst of a global pandemic.
Practical Ideas for Re-Opening Businesses in a Post-Pandemic World
Opening the doors won’t be easy, but companies can learn to operate safely for employees and customers, writes Barbara Weltman.