Dora Atim is on a mission to empower Black women. She founded Ultra Black Running a few years ago as a way to connect with like-minded individuals who understood her anxieties and struggles without explanation. It's since become a blossoming community and safe space for both Black women and non-binary people, connecting them through their shared love of running and the outdoors.As a Nike trainer and run coach, mentorship and community have always been a part of Atim's life -- initially as someth...

Naomi Watanabe has become a global sensation. What started as bringing smiles to faces through screens then was brought to life as the comedian set off on her first seven-city American tour this past summer. Between lively podcast episodes and live sketches, you can also spot her on billboards, in magazine spreads and on TV, she really does it all.But how does someone who is so widely followed stay true to her core and how does she do it all so effortlessly? Watanabe has not only broken barriers...

London-based creative research studio MØRNING is calling for a collective pause for thought with its latest initiative, "Burning Questions." Set to the backdrop of constant online clutter, fake news and a lingering feeling of universal dread, the team have set their sitghts on a new type of public forum. "Burning Questions" prompts viewers to think critically about the ramifications of lives lived online and, hopefully, to consider preferred ways of connecting, creating and being.The project wi...

Today, crafting videos and images for your Instagram, TikTok and other social media platforms is undoubtedly the norm, but it’s perhaps less common to create content about creating content. This, in essence, is the job of strategist and curator Daisy Morris.  Having started out as a freelancer, advising start-ups on online content, she now runs The Self Hood, a business that delivers strategies to both small companies as well as global organizations. The success of The Self Hood can be attri...