Change starts with us.
We are a vibrant media company dedicated to driving cultural change for all women.
Our Mission
To promote gender equality by enabling conversations that help moms explore the shared experiences of motherhood and womanhood. We believe that fostering solidarity among moms through media, storytelling, and thought leadership is crucial to challenging norms and driving cultural change for all women.
Meet Our Team
Jamie is a dynamic, mission-driven leader with a proven track record in strategic operations, business development, and fostering inclusive environments. She has spent the majority of her career as an executive in the corporate real estate industry with a short entrepreneurial stint on the founding team of a Web3 blockchain startup. She brings a passion and career history for supporting and advancing women, leading corporate women's networks of over 600 women, co-launching a national Working Parents Collective and founding her own women-centric real estate practice called Through the Lobby. She has two inspirational daughters with her husband and lives in Manhattan, NY.
Tiffany is a multimedia creator developing “active” media: to unearth bold, inclusive stories that spark cultural change, challenge oppressive systems, and center the voices of women and marginalized communities. Her work is rooted in one mission: to shift culture and build community through storytelling that refuses to play small. She is the driving force behind FairSay Films, a female-led production company dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices through narrative storytelling. Her latest film, DISPLACED, about the current immigration crisis, was nominated for Best Short at the SOHO International Film Festival and is now being distributed globally to educational institutions by Collective Eye. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and daughter.
Cristina Sansone
Cristina took a break from her career in Public Health Communications in 2022 to become the full-time caregiver to her 3 kids. She also took a break from life in Manhattan to investigate the world of suburbia in Bentonville, Arkansas. Inspired by a variety of specialized experiences in public health practice and research, both domestically and abroad she seeks to shed light on the inherent diversity of the experience of motherhood from a wide array of perspectives. Cristina earned a Master of Public Health in Health Behavior from the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health.
Jess Kahn Marks
After leaving mechanical engineering in 2016 to travel and have children, she challenged herself to read only books by women for a year. That simple challenge led to a larger awakening about systemic sexism and her place within the system. She obtained degrees in physics, engineering and business management from Vassar and Dartmouth. She lives in Greenwich Village, NY with her husband and two daughters where she has become a marathon runner.