Women Who Win
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Morgane Sézalory: 'Stay true to yourself and give back when you can'
Morgane Sézalory, Founder of Sézane, is next in our Women Who Win series...
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Rosie Fortescue: 'I would like for women to have the courage to ask for more'
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Chloé Watts: 'Feel the fear and do it anyway - that attitude got me where I am today'
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Marisa Hordern: 'I really do believe in the power of positivity'
Marisa Hordern, Founder and CEO of Missoma, is next in our Women Who Win series...
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Hermione Underwood: 'Advocating for each other as women is crucial'
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Joanna Payne: 'Women are too good at talking themselves out of bold ideas'
Next up in our Women Who Win series is Joanna Payne, founder of Marguerite, a network for women who work in art, design, fashion and photography with a desire to lift one another up
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Shackelia Jackson: ‘People thought I was obsessive, but that activism helped me to heal'
With one of the worlds highest rates of fatal police shootings, racially motivated police brutality continues to wreak havoc on Jamaican communities. We spoke to Shackelia Jackson, a human rights defender, about why she'll never stop fighting for judicial reform
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Sarrah Nomanbhoy: 'We need to amplify the voices of those who aren't being heard'
Next in our Women Who Win series is Sarrah Nomanbhoy, founder of Marhub International, an organization that uses Messenger from Facebook through its chat bot ‘Mona’ to help forced migrants rebuild their lives
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Rosemary Reed: ‘I am revolutionising the way the TV and film industries treat women’
Next in our Women Who Win series is Rosemary Reed, award-winning director and producer. Emily Maddick sat down with Rosemary to hear how she's changing the status quo for women in film and television
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Carlota Pereda: ‘Body shaming is everywhere, so I wanted my film to tackle it’
Up next in our Women Who Win series is Carlota Pereda, an award-winning director and screenwriter. Her new short film, Piggy, explores the explosive consequences of body shaming
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Tiffany Sorya: 'The more we see women in positions of power, the more we’ll progress'
Female founder and education influencer Tiffany Sorya is next in our Women Who Win series, giving us some insight into how tough you have to be to start your own business...
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Reshma Saujani - 'Failure won't break you; it will only make you stronger'
We speak to Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code and author of Brave Not Perfect, and her journey to becoming brave, not perfect
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Liako Serobanyane - 'I am determined to help other women'
Continuing our #WomenWhoWin series, we speak to Liako Serobanyane, who fights against maternal transmission of HIV in Lesotho with mothers2mothers
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Kris Hallenga: 'Frustration and anger didn't serve me so I channeled them into breast cancer awareness'
CoppaFeel! founder Kris Hallenga is next in our Women Who Win series, giving us some insight into how to turn a devastating diagnosis into a global movement...
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Hannah Shergold: ‘Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn, but everything happens for a reason’
Continuing our Women Who Win series is Hannah Shergold, an award-winning artist and former Lynx helicopter commander in the British Army
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Women Who Win - 'We work on our mindsets, as well as our moves'
Next in our Women Who Win series is a literal game-changer, England's rugby scrum half Natasha Hunt, who is hoping to lead the Roses to victory at this year's Rugby Sevens World Cup in July.
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Steph Houghton MBE: ‘It is our duty to inspire girls to play a sport’
We spoke to footballer Steph Houghton about the pressures of being the England Women's captain and what it takes to dominate as a female athlete...
