“Women who.” It sounds unfinished until you meet the women who complete the sentence. Women who open a door and widen it. Women who speak truth with tenderness, work with rigor, and make room for others as a matter of practice. In our cohort, I’m honored to witness five such leaders whose paths are distinct and whose impact overlaps: Christian Massey, Karen Lyles, Belinda Murray, Dr. Juaneka L. Thomas, and Alexis Watts. Each is a graduate of A Seat At The Table’s Undivided Co

Inside the Life in Indy initiative: how local women are opening doors, sharing stories, and helping others call this region home. Indianapolis is a city of momentum. The Indy region is a place of opportunity—ranked among America’s Best Places to Start a Career, a Best Food City, and one of the Hottest Housing Markets in the country. It’s a place where careers take off, ideas are nurtured, and communities welcome you in. But beyond the numbers and accolades, what makes this

In today's dynamic business world, hands-on learning isn't just a phrase to generate buzz—it's transforming how we prepare tomorrow's business leaders. At the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, this approach represents the heart of their educational philosophy. By combining active learning with entrepreneurial thinking, Kelley is equipping students to tackle real-world challenges with confidence and creativity.

As a photographer documenting the intersection of culture and style, I've witnessed firsthand how Black culture has shaped the fashion landscape. The contributions are endless—from the artistic explosion of the Harlem Renaissance to the bold statements of the Black Power movement, Black creativity has been a driving force behind countless innovations in style and design.

Design is more than aesthetics—it’s problem-solving, storytelling, and a force that shapes the world around us. At Indy Design Week [IDW], we celebrate and elevate the many disciplines of design while fostering a collaborative and inclusive creative community. Founded in 2018, Indy Design Week has grown into an essential platform for designers, artists, and creative professionals to connect, share ideas, and inspire one another.

My Power Was Never Hard to Pronounce—Just Hard to Contain Growing up in a predominantly white community in Wisconsin, I was one of only three Indian students in my entire high school. For four years, I faced racism, bigotry, adversity, and xenophobia—experiences that made me acutely aware of my differences. My name, Alabhya, meaning "one who is invincible," was constantly mispronounced or reduced to nicknames for convenience. Instead of making the effort to learn my name, tea

Community is created by individuals who seek connection, support, and common intentions in the world. Finding your communities in life is an ongoing, ever-changing part of who we are. When I was a younger woman, I found my communities naturally, by pursuing the activities and the subjects I enjoyed, and my identity formed alongside these experiences. As a mom, finding and maintaining a community takes on a whole new meaning.

The editors at MORE have put together a list of some of our favorite small shops, local shops (to us and where we wish we were) and...

Based in Philadelphia, Authenticity Projects is a model and media startup committed to empowering individuals of all genders and culturals.

As business owners, brands, and individuals, there’s always something nerve-wracking to scale, to grow, and even to change how we serve.

Former NFL Superbowl winner Marlin Jackson played multiple positions in a successful career for two teams. Although no longer lining up...

FarmTok, Pregnancy Posts, Cat Videos, Breakup Announcements, and the ‘Day-in-the-Life’ trend that doesn’t seem to go out of trend anytime...

As a Korean-American with first generation immigrant parents, I feel that it’s somewhat ingrained in our DNA to long for large eyes, porcela

Aashna is one of our four interns for the summer. She's a freshmen studying at the Indiana University's Kelley School of Business.

Sustainability is trending in fashion but, unlike assless chaps or feather hair extensions, it’s not a fad.

As a community that cares about educating our children and funding the schools and professionals who provide this service.

Common Objective notes there are over 181 million people in precarious fashion work across the globe.1 These workers face long hours and...

Throughout history, humanity has never seen such incredible rates of population growth and urban development.

I’m sick and tired of hearing people say they’re sick and tired of politics; the irony isn’t lost on me, considering the ability to...

Clothing is an immediate way to be identified and potentially discriminated against, so she helps survivors on their journey of healing.