What We Love Now
What We Love Now: July
Celebrating DVF West at our favorite LA hot spots. Read More
Make Your Mark
Make Your Mark: July
Here’s how you can help families separated at the border. Read More
In Her Words
“It's messy. It's hard. It's all of those things. But my best advice for working moms is love your job. If you're a working mom and you love your job, you will make it all work.”— Alexa von Tobel, Founder and CEO of LearnVest
What We Love Now
What We Love Now: April
Books sure to inspire, empower and entertain. Read More > Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: The Ninth Annual DVF Awards
Find out everything that happened during the ninth annual DVF Awards. Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: The DVF x IWD Recap
Find out everything that happened during our DVF x IWD celebrations. Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: DVF x IWD Event Day 1
Find out everything that happened on day 1 of our IWD celebrations. Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: DVF x IWD Event Day 3
Find out everything that happened on day 3 of our IWD celebrations. Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: DVF x IWD Event Day 4
Find out everything that happened on day 4 of our IWD celebrations. Read More
Of The Moment
Of The Moment: DVF x IWD Event Day 2
Find out everything that happened on day 2 of our IWD celebrations. Read More
In Her Words
“A shared, collective history exists in our DNA.”— Michael Coel on speaking up about race, on Vogue UK.
In Her Words
“I'm #INCHARGE of showing women and girls that being a leader in our country isn't just possible—it's inevitable.”— Find out who said this, and cast your vote for this year's People's Voice Award.
In Her Words
“I have never met a woman who is not strong. They don't exist.”— Diane von Furstenberg
In Her Words
“All that will be left is my story and my scars.”— Lena Dunham on her decision to have a hysterectomy at 31, on Vogue.com.
In Her Words
“We are speaking up for those who don't have anyone listening to them, for those who can't talk about it just yet, and for those who will never speak again.”— Emma Gonzalez, American activist, student, and Parkland, Florida survivor.