Since Picture Me (2009), Ziff has dedicated her life to improving the working conditions for models.
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Spending a good deal of time on college campuses, enmeshed in the world of contemporary women's issues, I am continually shocked at how little source material there is on the women's movement in America.
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Almost eight years ago, I went to Gloria Steinem in the hope of doing a film on her life. And Gloria, in her egoless way, declined. For Gloria, her story had meaning only as part of a collective of stories.
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Miranda July is the latest addition to MAKERS.com, and we couldn’t be more excited.
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Madeleine Albright was sitting in her bathrobe the day she got the call from President Clinton, asking her to be his Secretary of State.
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Born into a family of surfers in Hawaii, Bethany Hamilton's love for surfing was immediately apparent. At the age of four she entered her first competition, which eventually lead to sponsorships at the young age of nine.
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Charlotte Bunch asks: “What is the separation between human rights and women’s rights that is holding women back at this point?”
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Eve Ensler is a Tony award-winning playwright, performer and feminist best known for her play The Vagina Monologues.
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In the spirit of SXSW, MAKERS is launching music entrepreneur, Lauren Bucherie.
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