Austin Woman Magazine

Andra Liemandt and The Mrs.

Empowering women young and old by proving it is never too late to be what you might have been. Read on »

Catching Up & Looking Back

Inspiration from the accomplished women featured in the pages of Austin Woman. Read on »

Amazing Grace

Jen Hatmaker is like no other preacher’s daughter or pastor’s wife you have ever met. Read on »

If you have a school-aged child, chances are you’ve heard about STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) from a teacher or a fellow parent. This year, President Barack Obama announced more than $240 million in commitments to improving STEM education opportunities for children. Why are we making STEM such a priority? In a word: jobs. Meet two Austin women who are changing the game when it comes to STEM education. Read on »

Authentically Austin: Margaret Wittenberg of Whole Foods Market

The grocery conglomerate’s original team member dishes on the early days, the company’s evolvement and her passion for sustainability. Read on »

The Enduring Legacy of President Lyndon Baines Johnson

On the 50th anniversary of the passage of President Johnson’s landmark legislative initiatives, Americans look to the past to find hope for the way forward in the struggle for equality and civil rights. Read on »

Walking in High Cotton

Baby boomers are creating successful and satisfying second acts. Read on »

Isabella Rose Taylor

At age 14, Isabella Rose Taylor is a prodigy. She was recently named to Fast Company’s list of 100 Most Creative People in Business, and her fashions are carried by Nordstrom nationwide. She has garnered national attention from both the business community and fashionistas for her design savvy and entrepreneurial bent. Taylor set out to express herself creatively and to share the realization of her vision with other women, no matter what their age. Read on »