“It took my own brain misfiring to abruptly redirect my career path, but it was a true blessing in disguise. While finding tools to support my own brain care , I found an area that is of growing interest to many adults- brain health and wellness.” Meet today’s woman dreamer, Dr. Krystal L. Culler. She is the Founder of Virtual Brain Health Center; Chief Program Officer, Ziva Health, and a Senior Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health, Global Brain Health Institute. She share her personal health journey and expertise on managing migraines and headaches. Thank you to our Global Health Contributor, Priyanka Dharampuriya, for putting this interview together. Join us for another Women’s Health Wednesday!
Read MoreToday’s woman dreamer, Mridvika Raisinghani is an entrepreneur, podcaster, innovator, leader, and mother. Her startup. Sama [meaning equal], is revolutionizing equality for women at work, as they are building towards creating an algorithm that tracks patterns in womens' lives to predict their risk of falling out of the workplace. A multi-faceted woman, she is the podcast host and creator of Just an Ordinary Mom, where she helps mothers tell their stories of perseverance and success. Through her experiences in technology and motherhood, her impact on women in the workplace is twofold: emotional and data-oriented. Rasisinghani spoke to Women Who Win on her journey founding Sama, creating her podcast, and her mission to amplify women’s voices.
Read MoreI always say NRILIFE productions is not just a company but a community of crazy passionate creativity seekers working together to create films.” Today’s woman dreamer, Gunjan Kuthiala is the Founder/CEO of NRILIFE Productions and Owner/Head of Jobgini.com. A Writer By Heart and Producer by Destiny, Gunjan shares her creative journey, what she learned from each of her projects, and how she balances it all! Enjoy!
Read MoreAula Magna Business School, a fully digital program-based foundation, is changing the way business education looks for women. Founded by Clara Lapiedra, the school aims to provide resources that help women develop integral business skills such as leadership, diversity, blockchain, and more. Its courses are self paced and modular, allowing women to take their time and become experts in their workplace. The school has been Listed in the Executive Education report at the Financial Times and includes materials by Harvard Business Publishing.
Read More“When I learned that Hip-Hop was created by Black and Latino youth who felt they weren’t being accepted in their community so they built a community of their own — my life changed. I’ve committed to creating inclusive communities, one dance step at a time, since that very day. “ Today’s woman dreamer, Jessie Alegria, is a Boston-based dance entrepreneur, with a passion for hip hop and empowering women. In her Women Who Win interview, Jessie reflects on early journey in dance, and shares her thoughts on Boston’s growing dance scene. She writes, “Boston’s dance scene is here and growing. I think a lot of time Boston artists do not get enough credit compared to NYC or LA where there is a more prominent scene. However, Boston dancers and artists of all trades are incredibly talented, forward-thinking and community-driven.” Enjoy her story, and for those in the Boston area, check out Hip Hop Pop Up!
Read More“I am fortunate to have parents who encouraged my interest in music. I hope to reach a wider section of society – musicians, music aficionados, casual listeners and anyone who is interested in learning more. ” Today’s woman dreamer, Sonali Tambe is a Geographical Information Systems (GIS) specialist for the local government and also a dedicated classical musician, Sonali reflects on her the beginning of her musical journey, starting in the fifth grade, the challenges she faced in continuing her music education when she moved to the U.S, the key musical influencers in her life, the rising classical music scene in Greater Boston, and how she balances it all. We hope you enjoy her inspiring story!
Read MoreHave you heard of Chat GPT? In light of so much noise around ChatGPT*, as a bonus to our readers, today’s woman dreamer, Gayatri Aryan, wrote the next installment of our mother-daughter book review series through Chat GPT. Gayatri provides two compelling book reviews of her most recent reads generated within a matter of minutes on the Chat GPT Platform. [Of course all based off of previously written reviews by human authors.] We are excited to explore this new tech innovation. Gayatri writes, “As a technologist, I’m simply proud of this milestone. Yet as a humanist, I’m worried. Worried about what this wave of AI tools will bring upon mankind. But hey, like it or not, AI is here so we might as well learn to leverage it. The reviews include Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s My Own Words biography and The Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson. Enjoy!
Read More“Dance is a medium in which women can unlock their greatest power. “ Today’s woman dreamer, Ariana Perry, is a Boston-based Technology Consultant with a passion for dance. In her Women Who Win interview, she shares her journey, her favorite female dancers, and how she balances her technology career with her artistic passions. She writes, “Listen to your body. My advice is to have patience; it can be challenging to switch from a dancer to a technology consultant lifestyle. Being a dancer is a mindset.” Enjoy!
Read More“I first joined Leda as an intern to develop one of our digital platforms. My involvement quickly grew to me eventually joining full-time as the first software engineer. I was moved by Leda’s mission to support survivors of sexual assault and increase access to care and autonomy in their healing journey.” Today’s woman dreamer, Shweta Shrivastava is a Founding Engineer at Leda Health, with a passion for empowering women in technology. In her interview with Women Who Win, Shweta shares how she navigated her role at Leda and writing the code in a scalable, secure, and robust way, and advice to young women looking to break into the technology and entrepreneurship space.
Read MoreWith the explosion of social media in the last one decade and the ever expanding reach of OTT platforms and Internet in remote areas, I see the reach of media expanding in a huge way. Today’s woman dreamer, Monika Rawal is is Senior Entertainment Editor at Hindustan Times, and has more than a decade of experience with various streams in media. A movie buff, a foodie and a travel junkie, with a sharp wit, she believes a go-getter attitude is paramount for success and is on a mission to mentor future journalists and creators. In her Women Who Win interview, she shares her journey, her thoughts on the everchanging media landscape, and memorable experiences interviewing Bollywood celebrities. Enjoy!
Read More“I see myself as a cultural activist. Kashmiri culture is facing an extinction. Through my work I have tried to bring the Kashmiri language back into the mainstream.” .Today’s woman dreamer, Sunayana Kachroo is an award-winning Poet, Filmwriter, Producer, Lyricist and a Columnist, with a passion for highlighting her Kashmiri culture and heritage in her work. Her work has been screened at many prestigious film festivals like Cannes, MAMI and Austin Film Festival, and shines light on relevant topics around the globe, including women empowerment, love, healing, and more. In her Women Who Win interview, she reflects on her artistic journey and shares details on her upcoming projects. Enjoy!
Read MoreBeing a Family Physician is taking care of families. Good health outcomes happen when we consider social determinants of health that impact an individuals’ health, thus knowing and understanding families is very essential. I am very fortunate that I got the opportunity to train and work as a Family Physician.” Dr Lal is Board is a physician certified in Family Medicine, with interests in Narrative Medicine and Global health. A dedicated healthcare professional, she is actively involved in several Global health projects, served as a Fulbright Specialist in 2018, and is an active member of Massachusetts Medical Society where she recently completed her term as Chair of the Minority Affairs Section. For this week’s Women’s Health Wednesday, she shares her top tips for women in taking care of their health, her insights on family medicine, and her new podcast. Enjoy!
Read More“Women’s sexual health is not just about reproduction or the years during which that takes place for most patients. It is not just discussions about contraception and treating STIs. It’s about your quality of life, your mental health, and your overall emotional well-being for your entire life. Today’s woman dreamer, Dr. Somi Javaid is a board-certified OBGYN and founder and Chief Medical Officer of HerMD, an integrated, evidence-based model revolutionizing the future of women’s healthcare. For our Women’s Health series, she shares what every woman should know about managing their sexual health, common misconceptions and more.
Read More“We all magically felt supported, knowing that we are not a ‘lone immigrant teacher’ anymore.” Today’s woman dreamer, Sangeet Srikanth, is an inspiring educator. Starting her journey at Boston University as the only South Asian female amongst 150- 200 students enrolled in her teacher training program, she has always believed in the important role diversity has in teaching. In her inspiring interview with Women Who Win, Sangeet shares her journey with Desi Gurus of Boston, an organization created to connect all South Asian teachers in K-12 schools in New England. She shares the organization’s future vision, how she empowers young women through her work, and her journey as an educator. Enjoy!
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