Creator of MuslimGirl.com and Muslim Women’s Day, Amani Al‑Khatahtbeh is empowering women to share their diverse stories — and ultimately to change the media’s narrative around Muslim women everywhere.
Diane von Furstenberg is a fashion designer and creator of The DVF Awards, which provide exposure and resources to women working on behalf of other women.
Award-winning actor, producer, and director Elizabeth Banks consistently weaves feminist ideas into her work. Her directorial film debut set an opening-weekend record.
Marie Kondo sparked a tidying revolution with her best-selling books and an internationally acclaimed Netflix series.
Tarana Burke founded The ‘me too.’ Movement, allowing countless people to find a sense of justice and begin to heal.
Unarmed and female-run, the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit fends off poachers to preserve endangered species in South Africa.
Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation works to build a kinder, braver world by supporting the wellness of young people.
In 2019, Lilly Singh became the first LGBTQ woman in the U.S. to host a network late-night talk show in over 30 years.
Alicia Keys is a 15-time GRAMMY® winning singer/songwriter and producer. An icon and inspiration, she’s celebrated for her musicianship, creativity, and philanthropy.
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Activist, journalist, and founder of Ms. magazine, Gloria Steinem is a renowned leader and spokesperson for the American feminist movement.
Director and writer of Lady Bird and Little Women, Greta Gerwig is expanding the stories Hollywood tells.
The youngest Nobel laureate, Malala Yousafzai fights for every girl’s right to education.
Twelve-year-old Ghanaian musician DJ Switch started the DJ Switch Foundation to provide young girls with better opportunities for education.
Following their World Cup win, Megan Rapinoe and Shannon Boxx fought alongside their teammates in a push for equal pay.
CEO and cofounder of The Wing, Audrey Gelman has been widely recognized as a leading innovator in both the corporate and political arenas.
Known best for her work on Selma and When They See Us, director Ava DuVernay is leading conversations about race and equality in America.
Actor, producer, and director of the critically acclaimed film Booksmart, Olivia Wilde is a prominent voice for gender equality in the film industry.
