May 2026

“Prettier when quiet.” The phrase is still there, circulating disguised as advice, a joke, or custom, as if it didn’t carry a fierce idea within: that a woman is worth more when she takes up less space, when she doesn’t disturb with her thoughts, when she doesn’t interrupt the script. Our co-founder Ursula Pfeiffer mentions

Every so often, a reassuring headline appears: the gap is closing, opportunities are improving, the market no longer discriminates as it used to. The idea is comfortable because it offers a sense of linear, almost inevitable progress. But the daily experience of many women tells a different story. A more ambiguous, more uncomfortable, and considerably

There are women who spend entire years away from themselves without realizing it. Not because they have ceased to exist in their own lives, but because they learned to accommodate themselves so well to the desires, rhythms, and expectations of others that their own voice ended up lowering in volume. First, you give in on

For many women, the relationship with the body has not been a simple encounter, but a constant negotiation. The mirror stops being just a reflection and becomes a tribunal. Clothes do not always accompany: sometimes they judge. Intimacy, which should be one of the few territories of rest, ends up infiltrated by comparison, insecurity, and