Sharing the stories of women everywhere,
through their own words.

Most Recent Stories

  • Maia

    Maia is a passionate advocate in the health and wellness space, channeling her roots in holistic practices and traditional Māori perspectives to guide her.

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  • Marama

    Marama Davidson, a fearless leader, has been tirelessly pushing for positive social change in Aotearoa (New Zealand) as the Co-Leader of the Green Party for the last five years.

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  • Simi

    Simi Sara is an award-winning journalist, the host of 980 CKNW’s "Mornings with Simi," and a devoted mother of two.

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About 365

At 365, we are two millennials who are passionate about amplifying women’s voices and celebrating their stories. In 2021, we decided to share the stories of 365 women in 365 days (hence our name). Our project began as a love letter to those within our community but then grew to have a global reach. We have interviewed authors, politicians, actors, musicians, scientists, athletes, doctors, entrepreneurs, models, mothers, grandmothers, and more! We are focused on celebrating the stories of everyday women everywhere, no matter who they are or what they do. Our mission is creating space for women to take up space. Join us on our journey.

  • “Being a woman to me no longer refer to a box which I have to cram myself into, but rather a place where I can expand from.”

    Taylor Neal (February 2, 2024)

  • “Make sure you are always advocating for yourself.”

    - Simi Sara (April 29, 2024)

  • “I always say, ‘No More Stolen Sisters.’ That’s not just for our Indigenous women; that’s for all our sisters. I consider all women our sisters. And, you know, we really need to stand with each other.”

    - Resilient Inuk (Sept 30/23)

  • “Being a woman to me, and this can sound a little bit poetic or cliché, but I feel like it’s like being water. I find it to be a very fluid thing; somehow you’re able to adapt very immediately but also still be resilient, still keeping your own power. ”

    - Shubhansha Agrawal (August 24/23)

  • “We have no idea what other people might be going through, regardless of how they present themselves or look on the outside. It’s really important to maintain compassion and understanding at the heart of everything that we do.”

    - Erin Bodin (July 18/23)