Her Agenda

Her Agenda is a celebrated digital media platform dedicated to connecting ambition with achievement for millennial women. Our mission is to spread the powerful message of "No one Ever Slows Her Agenda" through our platform. We offer motivation through the inspiring stories of real women excelling in various fields, while also providing essential information and resources to help others reach similar success. Our offerings include updates on events, scholarships, conferences, internships, and job opportunities designed to help young women unlock their full potential. Our aim is to empower women to pursue their goals without limitations, equipping them with the tools they need to overcome obstacles. The professionals showcased on Her Agenda are role models who challenge traditional norms and demonstrate to young women across the nation that with belief and determination, they can achieve their dreams. Each of our featured women exemplifies the spirit of the "No one Ever Slows Her Agenda" ethos in their respective industries. The resources available to our members can assist them in planning and visualizing their career paths and life options more effectively.

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How To Balance Creativity And Business

1 week ago | heragenda.com | Rita Juanita Pike

By Rita PikeJune 18 2025, Published 8:00 a.m. ETMany creatives dream that their art will be the way they earn their living. Artists absolutely deserve an income and shouldn’t have to hustle hardcore to survive, but that old stereotype of the painter working as a waitress by day “until they make it” unfortunately still rings true. Lots of us struggle to find that balance between our creativity and business, and it sometimes feels like it will be impossible to break free.
Ananda Lewis Dies After Battle With Breast Cancer

2 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Starr Rocque

By Starr RocqueJune 11 2025, Published 9:21 p.m. ETFormer Teen Summit Host and MTV VJ Ananda Lewis has died at 52. The pioneering media personality and social activist succumbed to a years-long battle with breast cancer. Ananda’s sister announced the news of her passing in a Facebook post on June 11. “She’s free, and in His heavenly arms. Lord, rest her soul,” the post read. Born in Los Angeles, but raised in San Diego, Ananda graduated cum laude from Howard University in 1995.
Culture Creators Brunch Celebrates Cultural Influence, Storytelling

3 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Gillian Smith

By Gillian SmithJune 5 2025, Published 3:00 p.m. ETCulture Creators will return to Los Angeles this Saturday for its ninth annual Awards Brunch, a milestone celebration of cultural influence, storytelling, and legacy. The event, presented by Moët Hennessy and powered by Lexus, will be held at the Fairmont Century Plaza and follows this year’s theme: The Stories We Tell.
Why You Should Separate Your Business And Personal Expenses

3 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Taylor Bushey

By Taylor BusheyJune 5 2025, Published 10:00 a.m. ETAccording to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, business owners are reported to have higher income, savings, and wealth generating capabilities. However, their business revenue also often relies on personal assets and consumer credit to fund their expenditures. The women entrepreneurs featured here have built successful companies and navigated complex financial landscapes.
Inaugural 'Let's Share' Conference Highlights Power Of Friendship

3 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Jamishia Smith

By Jamishia SmithJune 3 2025, Published 3:15 p.m. ETThere is a popular meme circulating that says, “Instead of baby showers, let’s host business showers.
A Peek Inside Her Agenda: Racquel Oden

3 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Taylor Bushey

According to a study conducted by Staffing Industry Analysts, 61% of the US employee respondents are planning to enhance their current working skills, while an additional 31% are considering it. However, as of 2025, high school education is among the highest levels of academic achievement in nearly 30% of American adults aged 18 and older, per . For the rest of American adults who choose to pursue higher education, that only 33% of colleges and universities are considered affordable within the US.
What You Need To Know About Duolingo's New 'AI-First' Approach

4 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Mia Barnes

By Mia BarnesMay 30 2025, Published 8:10 a.m. ETPeople who want to learn an additional language often download Duolingo. The popular language-learning resource dominated app stores for years, but the company recently made headlines for making a major change to its practices. Understanding what Duolingo’s “AI-first” announcement means could reveal where other educational apps might go and why they might adopt artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. What Did Duolingo Mean By Going AI-First?
How To Embrace Public Speaking As A Power Skill

4 weeks ago | heragenda.com | Janell Hazelwood

Public speaking skills aren’t just a nice-to-have, they’re a total game-changer for millennial and Gen Z women professionals looking to level up in their careers. Having a unique and powerful perspective or being able to translate complex processes into engaging learning opportunities is definitely a super power, and it can be honed. That being said, research has found that between 72% and 75% of adults fear public speaking, yet it’s of great significance to one’s career advancement.
What You Need To Know About These Three 'Healthy' Foods

1 month ago | heragenda.com | Rita Juanita Pike

By Rita PikeMay 29 2025, Published 3:00 p.m. ETWhen I was thirty-eight, a close family member just two years older than me had a massive stroke. Of course, I instantly started inquiring after his health, but then I also asked if this was this hereditary or lifestyle-based. I was already into nutrition and health, but ever since I’ve been on the lookout for new research that helps me understand nutrition and fitness information to help aim for that healthy lifestyle.
What Millennials Can Learn From Their Gen Z Colleagues

1 month ago | heragenda.com | Mia Barnes

By Mia BarnesMay 29 2025, Published 8:00 a.m. ETMillennials have had the floor for a while now — you’ve survived dial-up, made skinny jeans a personality trait and turned side hustles into a lifestyle. But Gen Z has entered the group chat, and the Slack channel, and they’re shaking things up with their unapologetic boundaries, digital fluency and no-nonsense attitude toward the workplace. And guess what? They’ve got a few things worthy of sharing.