Audrey Davenport's "Brushstrokes of Change" is a 12-panel installation adorning Cornelia’s Jim Smith Park.

The tequila is made by a distiller in Mexico, but more importantly it’s sold in lip-shaped bottles of different colors, sizes and themes.

After a series of expansions over the past few years, Dress for Success Atlanta has renamed itself Dress for Success Georgia and set out on a broader mission.

Wineries were awash in customer data, but they weren’t necessarily using it to understand their customers or to respond to an increasingly difficult marketplace.

Diagnosed with breast cancer in their 30s, Brittney Powell and Lauren Norris found support in each other and turned their shared experience into a podcast to help others.

From her early days at SunTrust, Allison Dukes worked in investment banking, focused on corporate clients — and found she loved learning about the businesses they led.

In a new book, Simone, the CEO of the Fearless Fund, lays out how the case was the start of an anti-DEI movement in the U.S.

Marilyn Smith, Georgia Tech's first female aerospace engineering professor, talks about the highlights and challenges of her work in a male-dominated field.

Melanie Wolfe said what opened doors for her was a diversity program established by the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors aimed at supporting the sector’s next generation.

Across the U.S., only 2% of charitable giving supports organizations dedicated to women and girls, according to the Atlanta Women’s Foundation.