Marianne’s Huffington Post blog:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marianne-schnall

Marianne’s Women’s Media Center blog:
www.womensmediacenter.com/author/profile/marianne-schnall

Inspiring Conversations series at Feminist.com
www.feminist.com/resources/artspeech/inspiringconversations.html

Marie Claire:
She's Got Game: U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Challenges Women to Become Major Players

NowThis:
Women tell us why they are voting - featuring Elizabeth Warren, Chelsea Handler, Melissa Ethridge, Congresswoman Donna F. Edwards and more. (video)

Marianne Schnall on What Will It Take to Make a Woman President? (video)

Thrive Global:
16 Leaders on Finding Inner Peace (Thrive Global)

Advice From Jane Fonda, Anita Hill, Amy Poehler, and Other Influential Women on Building Confidence (excerrpt from 'Dare to Be You') (Thrive Global)

Gloria Steinem, Dolly Parton, Sally Field and Other Powerful Women on What “Success” Means to Them - excerpt from Leading the Way (Thrive Global)

CBSNews.com:
Marianne Schnall on Maya Angelou and a new paradigm on race

DailyWorth:
Strive to Thrive: Interview with Arianna Huffington on Redefining Success and the Third Metric
by Marianne Schnall (DailyWorth.com)

CNN:

Women have taken a staggering Covid hit. Now they offer the best hopes for the future With insights from: Tarana Burke, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Dr. Carissa F. Etienne, Melinda Gates, Sarah Eagle Heart, Jennifer Klein, Michelle Nunn, Fatima Goss Graves, Ai-jen Poo, Monica Ramirez, Elizabeth Barajas-Roman, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, Reshma Saujani, Yifat Susskind, Opal Tometi, Teresa Younger (CNN.com)

On the centennial of the 19th Amendment, legendary women look to the future
Featuring Carol Moseley Braun, Jennifer Finney Boylan, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Alicia Garza, Melinda Gates, Kirsten Gillibrand, Anita Hill, Dolores Huerta, Helen LaKelly Hunt, Carol Jenkins, Mikki Kendall, Leslie Kern, Billie Jean King, María Teresa Kumar, Barbara Lee, Annie Lennox, Pat Mitchell, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Ai-jen Poo, Megan Rapinoe, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Sheryl Sandberg, Lauren Underwood, Christine Todd Whitman (CNN.com)

How History Can Bring Us Hope Right Now
Featuring stories from: Madeleine Albright, Aimee Allison, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza, Kirsten Gillibrand, Jane Goodall, Kamala Harris, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Barbara Lee, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Pat Mitchell, Robin Morgan, Ai-jen Poo, Cecile Richards, Sheryl Sandberg, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Opal Tometi (CNN.com)

2020 is not a fair playing field. Here's how to even it out. (CNN.com)

Why Martha McSally's appointment is a game changer (CNN.com)

2018 Will be the Year of Women
After a turbulent year fending off efforts to diminish our power and silence our voices, women are harnessing their outrage, writes Marianne Schnall -- newly energized, politically engaged and more resolute than ever. (CNN)

This is what it takes to elect a woman president (CNN)

What will it take to make a woman president? Featuring quotes from Jane Fonda, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Arianna Huffington, Nancy Pelosi, Sheryl Sandberg and Gloria Steinem (CNN)

Forbes:

Arianna Huffington’s Call to Action: We Need to Nurture Our Mental Health as We Look Toward a Post-Pandemic Future (ForbesWomen) - Listen to the podcast on ShiftMakers: ShiftMakers with Marianne Schnall: Arianna Huffington on Nurturing Our Mental Health

Interview With #BlackLivesMatter Cofounder Alicia Garza: 'Fight Against Despair And Keep Doing The Work Needed To Change The World' Internationally recognized activist and organizer Alicia Garza talks about her new book, The Purpose of Power, and shares powerful insights and calls to action for creating a more equitable and just world. (ForbesWomen)

Now's Our Chance: After A Tumultuous 2020, Women Leaders Share 8 Ways To Rebuild A Better World A diverse group of prominent women leaders share their insights and expertise on where we must focus our efforts to ensure the world that emerges post COVID-19 is more just, sustainable and equitable. (ForbesWomen)

Interview With Dr. Jane Goodall: 'We’ve Got To Get Together And Take Action Now' World-renowned ethologist, environmentalist and trailblazer Dr. Jane Goodall reflects on 60 years of groundbreaking research, as well as her ongoing work, and shares her wisdom and insights on the pandemic, the planet, women’s progress, her legacy, and much more. (ForbesWomen)

‘We Should Be Very Alarmed’: Interview With Sheryl Sandberg On The Shocking New Stats About Women Leaving The Workforce Due To COVID-19 Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook and co-founder of Lean In, discusses the alarming new stats revealed in Lean In's recent study on women in the workplace during COVID and why companies need to take swift, bold action (ForbesWomen)

'Her Fight Is Ours To Continue': Esteemed Women Leaders Honor The Life And Legacy Of Ruth Bader Ginsburg With Their Stories, Reflections And Calls To Action
Featuring: Carol Moseley Braun, Hillary Clinton, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Abigail Disney, Melinda Gates, Kirsten Gillibrand, Jane Goodall, Anita Hill, Valerie Jarrett, Carol Jenkins, Kathy Najimy, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Cecile Richards, S. Mona Sinha, Gloria Steinem, Barbra Streisand, Tina Tchen (ForbesWomen)

Interview With Arianna Huffington On New Work-Life Strategies That Boost Resilience And Prioritize Well-Being During COVID And Beyond
Arianna Huffington discusses strategies and solutions for managing our lives, work and well-being during these stressful and uncertain times, how to address the growing impact on women, the importance of self-care and more (ForbesWomen)

Interview With Brittany Packnett Cunningham: On Building Teams, Not Saviors And What It Will Take To Achieve Racial Justice
Activist and thought leader Brittany Packnett Cunningham talks in depth about advancing racial justice, supporting Black women's leadership, encouraging confidence in women, turning out the vote this November, what self-care means to her, and much more (ForbesWomen)

When Black Women Lead, We All Win: 10 Inspiring Leaders Show Us The Way
Featuring insights from: Luvvie Ajayi, Aimee Allison, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Alicia Garza, Valerie Jarrett, Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Amanda Seales, Opal Tometi, and Raquel Willis (ForbesWomen)

It’s Time The 'Truth Be Told' About Black Women's Leadership In The Fight For The Vote
New digital collection tells the untold stories of Black women's vital role in the suffrage movement (ForbesWomen)

Insights From Jane Fonda: Now Is The Time To 'Lay The Groundwork For An Equitable, Renewable Future'
Actress and activist Jane Fonda shares her insights about addressing the climate crisis, fighting for essential workers, women stepping up as leaders to create positive change, the important role activism plays in her life, how we can build a more sustainable, equitable world and much more. (ForbesWomen)

‘These Extraordinary Times Call For Extraordinary Giving’: 12 Leaders In Women’s Philanthropy Speak Out
With insights from Jennifer Alcorn, Emilienne de León Aulina, Elizabeth Barajas-Román, Sarah Haacke Byrd, Vanessa Daniel, Latanya Mapp Frett, Donna P. Hall, Surina Khan, Monique W. Morris, Ana Oliveira, Kavita Ramdas and Teresa Younger (ForbesWomen)

Interview With Kimberlé Crenshaw: Rising Against Racism, Supporting Black Female Leadership, And Building An Equitable World
Renowned social justice advocate Kimberlé Crenshaw shares her insights on systemic racism and turning this moment of reckoning into transformative change, how to apply intersectional principles to the issues we currently face, the importance of supporting Black female leadership, and more. (ForbesWomen)

Ten Prominent Women Spotlight The Need For Women’s Leadership During The Pandemic And Beyond
Featuring insights from: Alicia Garza, Melinda Gates, Kirsten Gillibrand, Dolores Huerta, Barbara Lee, Pat Mitchell, Mónica Ramírez, Mary Robinson, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Tina Tchen (ForbesWomen)

Interview With Melinda Gates: How Revolutionizing Our Caretaking System Is ‘The Key To Reopening The Economy’
“Our economy is built on the back of women's caregiving,” says Melinda Gates as she discusses how the pandemic has hastened the urgency of creating more equitable caregiving systems, and how addressing this issue is connected to her overarching goal of achieving gender equality in the US and around the world (ForbesWomen)

Putting a Gender Lens on COVID-19: Thought Leaders Weigh In
With insights from Aimee Allison, Kimberle Crenshaw, Kristin Rowe Finkbeiner, Ana Flores, MarySue V. Heilemann, Michelle Nunn, Ai-jen Poo, Tony Porter, Kavita Ramdas, Cecile Richards, Rachel Thomas, V (formerly Eve Ensler), and Teresa Younger (ForbesWomen)

‘We Are Rising’: Playwright Eve Ensler Talks Activism, Art And How To Create The World We Want (ForbesWomen)

‘The Power Of Media Has Never Been More In Our Hands’: Women’s Media Center Awards Highlight The Need For Inclusivity (ForbesWomen)

'‘Fear Is Only Damaging When It Dictates Our Behavior’: Filmmaker And Activist Abigail Disney’s Advice On Leadership, Courage, And Creating Change (ForbesWomen)

'We Are Entitled To Ambition': Stacey Abrams Talks About Leadership, Change, And Her New Book (Women@Forbes)

'Make Your Voice Heard': How Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Is Inspiring A New Generation Of Changemakers (Women@Forbes)

Sports Icon Billie Jean King on Leadership and Making a Difference (Women@Forbes)

Jane Fonda, Gloria Steinem, Maxine Waters And Other Trailblazers Push For More Women In Media (Women@Forbes)

'Don't Agonize, Organize': Why Nancy Pelosi Wants More Women In Washington (Women@Forbes)

Lessons From Anita Hill On Courage And Leadership (Women@Forbes)

New Campaign Raises Awareness Of The Pay Gap For Black Women (Women@Forbes)

Hillary Clinton Urges Women To 'Stand Up And Speak Out' (Women@Forbes)

Interview with Tina Brown on Women, Leadership and Her Upcoming Summit (Women@Forbes)

5 Lessons I Learned From My Interviews With Maya Angelou (Women@Forbes)

The Rising Activism in Women's Philanthropy (Women@Forbes)

Arianna Huffington's Secret To Success (Forbes)

Interview with Sheryl Sandberg: Build Resilence, Find Joy, and Kick the Elephant Out of the Room (Forbes)

TIME:
5 Steps to a Female President: It's not just a 'women's issue'
by Marianne Schnall (TIME.COM)

Ms. Magazine:

The Ms. Q&A: Cecile Richards, Co-Founder of Supermajority and Former President of Planned Parenthood (Ms. Magazine)

Women in the World Meet at Summit–An Interview with Tina Brown

MariaShriver.com:
Daring to Be Ourselves

Omega Women's Leadership Center:

What's Possible Interview Series:

Interview with Elizabeth Lesser (OWLC)

Interview with Anna Deavere Smith (OWLC)

Interview with Dr. Christiane Northrup (OWLC)

Interview with Sally Field (OWLC)

Interview with Joan Halifax Roshi (OWLC)

Interview with Eve Ensler (OWLC)

Levo League:

Women & Politics Interview Series:

A Q&A with Senator Kelly Ayotte (Levo)

A Q&A With Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (Levo)

Mogul:

Interview Series:

Thoughts from Gloria Steinem: Have We Made Any Progress Toward Gender Equality? (Mogul)

Refinery29:

This is What Comes After Resist - interviews on feminism from the Ms. Foundation's Gloria Awards (Refinery29)

9 Famous Women On What It Will Take To Create A REAL Democracy (Refinery29)

Women's eNews:

The Truth About the Sex Trade: Moments in ‘the Life’ (Women's eNews)

A Celebration and a Call to Action: 20 Years of V-Day

Latest articles:

• New Coalition Aims to Elect More Women (Women's Media Center)
• Transforming the Women’s March into political power (Women's Media Center)
• Landmark Title IX lawsuit filed against Trump administration (Women's Media Center)
• Women's Media Awards honor Hillary Rodham Clinton, April Ryan, Maria Hinojosa, and other media trailblazers (Women's Media Center)
• Spotlight on Change Makers at the Women’s Media Awards (Women's Media Center)
• Amy Schumer Joins WMC Founders at Decade Celebration (Women's Media Center)
• 20 Years After Beijing, How Are We Doing? (Women's Media Center)
• Honoring Game Changers at the Women’s Media Awards (Women's Media Center)
• Strike, Dance, Rise! Eve Ensler’s One Billion Rising (Women's Media Center)
• WMC Award Winners Assess Media Progress (Women's Media Center)
• I am Neda: Beyond the Icon (Women's Media Center)
• Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network (Women's Media Center)
• Giving Women’s History a Home (Women's Media Center)
• Hillary Clinton Launches Public Service Initiative (Women's Media Center)
• Letting Girls Be Girls—A Global Campaign (Women's Media Center)
• Media Heroes Recognized (Women's Media Center)
• "Miss Representation"—Poised to Advance a Media Movement (Women's Media Center)
• Senator Gillibrand’s Call to Action (Women's Media Center)
• Peace Laureates Take On the War on Women (The Women's Media Center)
• Celebrating International Women’s Day: Reflections from Natalie Portman, Maya Angelou and Other Renowned Women (The Women's Media Center)
• Maria Shriver Takes On Alzheimer’s Advocacy (The Women's Media Center)
• Shining a Light Under the Veil (The Women's Media Center)
• “Elders” Fight Misuse of Religion to Oppress Women and Girls (The Women's Media Center)
• Eve Ensler's Mission: Awaken the Girl Self (The Women's Media Center)
• From Media Blitz to Women’s Conference: Has Maria Shriver Discerned a Watershed Moment? (The Women's Media Center)
• Coming to Terms with the "F Word" (The Women's Media Center)
• Communicating with Jane Fonda (The Women's Media Center)
• Turning Pain to Power: Eve Ensler on Her Upcoming Tour and Campaign to Stop Violence Against Women in the Congo (The Women's Media Center)
• Isabel Allende, Loung Ung and the Power of Memoir (The Women's Media Center)
• From Superdome to SUPERLOVE — V-Day at 10 (The Women's Media Center)
• Hillary, Condi, Aung Sun Suu Kyi and You (The Women's Media Center)
  

• Conversation with Madeleine Albright
• Conversation with Isabel Allende
• Conversation with Maya Angelou
• Conversation with Sandra Bernhard
• Conversation with Margaret Cho
• Conversation with Eve Ensler
• Conversation with Melissa Etheridge
• Conversation with Jane Fonda
• Conversation with Melinda Gates
• Conversation with Kirsten Gillibrand
• Conversation with Carol Gilligan
• Conversation with Jane Goodall
• Conversation with Goldie Hawn
• Conversation with Charreah Jackson
• Conversation with Annie Lennox
• Conversation with Elizabeth Lesser
• Conversation with Wangari Maathai
• Conversation with Courtney Martin
• Conversation with Pat Mitchell
• Conversation with Alberta Nells
• Conversation with Ana Nogales
• Conversation with Nancy Pelosi
• Conversation with Natalie Portman
• Conversation with Sheri Salata
• Conversation with Gloria Steinem
• Conversation with Helen Thomas
• Conversation with Loung Ung
• Conversation with Alice Walker
• Conversation with Kerry Washington
• Conversation with Betty Williams
• Conversation with Oprah Winfrey

Other Writings and Interviews

• Daring to Be Ourselves (MariaShriver.com)
• Happy Women's Equality Day! Reflections on Feminism from Isabel Allende, Margaret Cho, Annie Lennox (BlogHer)
• Our Most Difficult Times Can Open Our Hearts (BlogHer)
• Webs of Connection: Trees, Women, Activism (On the Issues Magazine)
• Marianne Schnall, journalist and founder of Feminist.com, tells us "How I Did It" (MariaShriver.com)
• Hair Manifesto (Adios Barbie)
• Cyberfeminism: Networking on the Net (with Amy Richards; excerpt from Sisterhood is Forever: The Women's Anthology for a New Millenium by Robin Morgan)
• Reflections
• Celebrity Quotes About Choice
• Tori Amos's Hope Hotline
• Interview with Environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr.
• Interview with Sandra Bernhard
• Interview with Ted Danson about Protecting the World's Oceans
• Interview with Cameron Diaz on Live Earth, working with Al Gore and Going Green
  (Entertainment Weekly)
• Jane Fonda on Men, Power and Plastic Surgery (Glamour Magazine)
• Interview with Timothy Leary
Wangari Maathai's Seeds of an Idea (O, The Oprah Magazine)
• Bette Midler: The Divine Miss Clean
• Interview with Kathy Najimy
• Interview with Natalie Portman on her work with FINCA International (Entertainment Weekly)
• Interview with Gloria Steinem
• Interview with Meryl Streep on Reducing Pesticide Levels in Food

51% The Women's Perspective Monthly Radio Commentaries
Audio and Transcripts (originally aired on WAMC and NPR)

• 51% Show # 1125 (02-03-2011)
  Feb 3rd marks the start of the Chinese New Year. Author and feminist.com founder, Marianne Schnall, thinks it might be an opportunity to reset that resolution to something more productive.
  
• 51% Show # 1126 (02-10-2011)
  February 14th marks a global day to speak out against violence against women. V-Day was the creation of Eve Ensler, author of the Vagina Monologues. It has grown every year and has spread all over the world. Marianne Schnall, founder of feminist.com, remembers how it began.
• 51% Show # 1131 (03-17-2011)
  Family businesses have traditionally been passed from father to son. Particularly before 1950, girls were usually expected to find a good man, get married and raise children. Marianne Schnall, founder of feminist.com, has a different family story.
• 51% Show # 1134 (04-7-2011)
  April 22nd is Earth Day, and feminist.com founder Marianne Schnall says it took her awhile to see the link between environmentalism and feminism but it's there.
• 51% Show # 1140 (05-19-2011)
  Stress may actually be the one thing we can all relate to these days. Marianne Schnall's been thinking about that lately.
• 51% Show # 1147 (7-7-2011)
  Feminist.com's Marianne Schnall has some thoughts on that nagging desire we have to do something - to make a difference - and how it conflicts with that sense that we're just not big enough to do it.
• 51% Show # 1147 (12-1-2011)
  "I certainly can't vouch for my experience being an objective one - I do, after all, host a women's issues show. And yet it seems I'm hearing more about encouraging women's leadership - empowering girls - emphasizing women's role in society and in supporting an economic recovery. Feminist.com founder Marianne Schnall says it's about time."
• 51% Show # 1181 (3-1-2012)
  "It's easy to get a narrow view of the world. If you don't see it, it must not be happening. But simply because child marriage is no longer common in America doesn't mean it isn't happening anywhere. In fact, Feminist.com founder and author Marianne Schnall says 25 thousand girls a day are married around the world - many of them only 12 or 13. But there's an effort underway to end this tradition in just one generation."