This Gutsy Broad Is Helping Seattle’s Homeless — One Captivating Painting At A Time With her own job coming to an end, this Seattle artist did what her instincts compelled her to do: Pick up a paintbrush and start helping others.
Widow Carries Out Husband’s Bucket-List Alaskan RV Trip After undertaking what she calls "a master class in life," HuffPo's Ann Brenoff gives readers a master class in the stresses of caregiving.
Aletta Jacobs: When They Told Her ‘You Can’t,’ This Gutsy Woman Said ‘Just Watch Me’ Prohibited from attending high school, Aletta Jacobs found a workaround and became the Netherlands' first woman with a medical degree. But her gutsiness didn't end there.
World’s Youngest Female Boeing 777 Commander: It Takes Passion And Patience At 30, Anny Divya is the world's youngest female Boeing 777 commander.
How Three Generations Of Women And Two Sara(h)s Helped Me Beat Bone Cancer I’ve gotten so much praise for being a strong woman, but these Gutsy Broads pushed me, supported me and carried me through what could have otherwise been a very dark time in my life.
This Beautiful Life: Love, Loss And Starting A New Chapter Through Art Once a housewife with untapped potential, this artist has embraced the bold and the beautiful.
Could Cities Survive A Food Crisis? One Gutsy Broad Plants A Seed Of Hope What would happen if global financial markets collapsed and food scarcity became a real concern for cities across America? If you ask Christine Patton, we might be OK — with a little bit of knowledge and a whol...
She’s Busy Leading The Next Industrial Revolution This industrial engineer's advice for winning in a male-dominated field: Choose your attitude, "and let your work show who you are."
My Grandmother, The Sheriff As a far West Texas sheriff in the 1950s, Mantie Merritt McReynolds served her county and her gender.
Take Heart: Cardiovascular Disease Education Efforts Are Starting To Bear Fruit Heart disease is still the No. 1 killer of women in the U.S. But we do have some reason for hope.