The youngest Nobel laureate, Malala Yousafzai fights for every girl’s right to education.

Tarana Burke founded The ‘me too.’ Movement, allowing countless people to find a sense of justice and begin to heal.

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Diane von Furstenberg is a fashion designer and creator of The DVF Awards, which provide exposure and resources to women working on behalf of other women.

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Founder of Pronounced and professor of 20 years, Mary Amato has been widely recognized as a leading innovator in education.

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Creator of MuslimGirl.com and Muslim Women’s Day,
‍Amani Al‑Khatahtbeh is empowering women to share their diverse stories — and ultimately to change the media’s narrative around Muslim
women everywhere.

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Known best for her work on Selma and When They See Us, director Ava DuVernay is leading conversations about race and equality in America.

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Unarmed and female-run, the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit fends off poachers to preserve endangered species in
South Africa.

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Alicia Keys is a 15-time GRAMMY® winning singer/songwriter and producer. An icon and inspiration, she’s celebrated for her musicianship, creativity,
and philanthropy.

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In 2019, Lilly Singh became the first LGBTQ woman in the U.S. to host a network late-night talk show in over 30 years.

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Marie Kondo sparked a tidying revolution with her best-selling books and an internationally acclaimed Netflix series.

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Director and writer of Lady Bird and Little Women, Greta Gerwig is expanding the stories
Hollywood tells.

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