Category: Everyday Hero

Art: Martin Schoeller

“Why shouldn’t women train their muscles? Why are women supposed to look weak?” Photographer Martin Schoeller captures the strength and dedication of women bodybuilders

By Diane Smyth

Youth: Rodeo Kids

Calf roping is a girl thing. Kim Raff’s ‘Rodeo Kids’ project sheds light on young lives challenging gender norms

By Glorious

Youth: The Skydiver

Fancy jumping out of a plane? Meet Maja Kuczyńsk, the young fearless skydiver who began her journey aged 10 and is soaring to new heights

By Glorious

Polo Madness

Breaking barriers on the polo field: Meet Hannah Henderson, founder of the Ladies Polo Foundation and the trailblazer empowering women and girls in polo

By Glorious

Summer: Yoga

As summer truly beckons with its promise of warmth and renewal, we sit down with inspiring yogi Cat Meffan, to discuss her immersive retreats, and the undeniable synergy between yoga and the blissful summer season

By Glorious

Summer: Surfers

As surfing embraces “more women, genderqueer and trans people in the surf conversation”, we talk to photographer Gabriella Angotti-Jones about the changing scene

By Glorious

Ocean: Gilly McArthur

We explore the experiences and insights of open water swimmer Gilly McArthur and gain a greater understanding of the transformative power of water and the urgent need to protect our oceans, rivers, and lakes for future generations

By Glorious

Ocean: Cornish Water-Women

Wake up at 4am to hang out on the beach? Yes please! We packed our bags and headed to Cornwall to meet three passionate water-women and discuss their profound love of the ocean

By Emma Fraser-Bell

Ocean: Take Action

Curious about how you can make a difference and help conserve the ocean? We sit down with marine conservationist and keen diver Kendra Nelson to learn more about her journey, the biggest threats to the ocean, and how you can take action

By Glorious

The Pinnacle Club

Finding they were being treated unfairly compared to their male climbers, one group of women started their own club, which is still breaking boundaries over 100 years on

By Rachel Ifans