The Atlanta Dream and Atlanta United announced the “United We Dream” apparel collection for Women’s History Month, blending both teams’ identities in three exclusive pieces.

Girls are still underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and math careers. Parents and educators have a key role in encouraging their pursuits.

The Atlanta Dream aspires to be more than a basketball team. The purpose is to create a platform for storytelling, investing in the community and leading the WNBA.

The United States blossomed thanks to notable women. It's important, as first lady Abigail Adams wrote, to remember the ladies in Georgia and across the United States.

Snellville mom Lipi Begum created her company, Jar Masala, based on the spice mixes she prepared for her home-cooked meals.

Dr. Letha Griffin is now in the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine’s Hall of Fame.

Trang Vu, Teresa Martinez and Mamar Stewart, three immigrant women, are shaping the Atlanta food scene by turning family recipes into food businesses.

Women's rights are synonymous with — and vital to — making progress in human society in education, politics and health, and the world is better off.

Meet six female DJs of color who’ve helped shape Atlanta’s nightlife by prioritizing a shared vision for communal belonging and acceptance.

Women are the backbone of the economic success of metro Atlanta, but too many of them are being forced to choose between their career, caregiving and health care.