Sip Northwest Magazine put together a lovely little piece on beer and wine brands that are using their platforms to make a push for gender equality. NASTY WOMAN WINES Founder Meg Murray is featured, along with some other great brands you should know about. Learn more here.

The scientific evidence is clear: global climate change caused by human activities is occurring now, and it is a growing threat to society. Check out our list of resources to arm yourself with information and make change here.

Vania is a Nasty Woman and badass woman in tech. Outside of her work at some of the biggest technology companies, she works to help get women and minorities placed in high-paying tech jobs and devotes her time to ‘second chance hiring,’ which focuses on hiring formerly incarcerated individuals.

When Founder Meg Murray conceived NASTY WOMAN WINES on Election Day 2016, she called on her friends and connections to help her pull together a wine brand in record time. Andrea La Rue, Nasty Woman and Owner of Nectar Graphics, a boutique design studio, helped create the branding and packaging. Meg knew she wanted an image that represented a strong, powerful woman and she found it in a photograph of Andrea's daughter, Bronte. We interviewed both mother and daughter as they were instrumental in bringing the brand to life. Learn more here.

Andrea Dunlop is an author, publishing and marketing consultant and Nasty Woman. She is the author of the novels Losing the Light and She Regrets Nothing, and the novella Broken Bay all from Atria Books/ Simon & Schuster. Andrea is passionate about using books as a tool to help build empathy, change people's perceptions and give marginalized people a voice. Check out our interview with Andrea and get her advice on getting involved here.

These three women have worked tirelessly to end discrimination against women and girls. They embody the theme of Women's History Month, Nevertheless She Persisted. Learn more about Loretta J. Ross, Angelica Salas & Linda Spoonster Schwartz here.

These three women have worked tirelessly to end discrimination against women and girls. They embody the theme of Women's History Month, Nevertheless She Persisted. Learn more about Arlene B. Mayerson, Pauli Murray & Elizabeth Peratrovich here.

These three women have worked tirelessly to end discrimination against women and girls. They embody the theme of Women's History Month, Nevertheless She Persisted. Learn more about Saru Jayaraman, Marty Langelan and Pat Maginnis here.

The International Women's Day 2018 campaign theme is #PressforProgress. Individually, we're one drop but together we're an ocean. Commit to a "gender parity mindset" via progressive action. Choose your action here.

March is Women's History Month and each year, the National Women's History Project chooses a theme and honors women that embody that theme. This year's theme is Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring Women Who Fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. Meet 3 of the honorees, women trailblazers, Jill Moss Greenberg, Roma Guy & Cristina Jiménez here. 

These three women have worked tirelessly to end discrimination against women and girls. They embody the theme of Women's History Month, Nevertheless She Persisted. Learn more about Susan Burton, Margaret Dunkle and Geraldine Ferraro here.

If you're like us, you get choked up at the sound of the Olympic theme playing as Bob Costas tells a riveting backstory about an Olympian who overcame daunting adversity to reach the pinnacle of athletic competition. Or maybe you're not. Either way, there are a lot of badass women to watch this Olympics. Check out some of the stories here.

Thanks to Scary Mommy, one of our favorite sites, for the write-up on our flagship wines. We love Thea Glassman's additions to our own tasting notes. Read her recommendations on how to enjoy NASTY WOMAN WINES here. 

Thanks to HuffPost for putting together this video of Black Women that we didn't hear about it in high school. These women paved the way. Watch it here.

We love a good list and we love it, even more, when we are on that list.  Check out this list of Snarky Gifts Perfect For Anyone Who Dreads Valentine's Day. There are some terrific ideas to treat yourself and your best friends this V-day. Read the list here.

If you don't already know her, meet Lesley Jane Seymour. Lesley is a Nasty Woman and former editor in chief of many magazines you know and love, from YM to More to Marie Claire to Redbook. She is getting ready to launch her new project, the Covey Club, for women who want to live their most authentic lives.

The Boss Lady Cocktail was created by Mixologist Patrick Bruce of Thistle Restaurant & Bar in McMinnville, Oregon. Get the recipe here.

Thrilled to see we've caught the attention of Bustle, one of our favorite platforms for and by women. Check out their story about NASTY WOMAN WINES and take their recommendation to make our wine your beverage of choice for smashing the patriarchy. Read more.