Ladies Leading

Lt. Cmdr. Brenda E. Robinson started flying planes in the Navy and then transitioned to commercial airlines. Now she's passing along her love for technology to the next generation.

Law Professor Joyce Hughes is one of the first Black women to earn tenure at a predominately white university. Her recent retirement brought both rejoicing and regrets.

Dr. Sharon Robinson talks about the crisis in the physician ranks and why it's now more important than ever to recruit and retain medical doctors of color.

Sonya Gilkey explains what it takes to follow your dream of being an inventor and an entrepreneur.

Lisa Matthews is only the second Black woman to ever lead one of the most prestigious journalism organizations in the world.

Jeri Bingham works to educate and celebrate introverts and those who want to better understand them. Where do you fit?

Psychologist Inger Burnett-Zeigler explores ways for Black women to recognize their unique trauma and seek emotional healing.

NBC Today Show Co-Host Sheinelle Jones has a new venture focused on a rarely-talked-about topic among Black women. Find out how she juggles a demanding career with family life and where she finds inspiration.

Katrina Adams started playing tennis at six years old and later rose to the highest level of the U.S. tennis governing body.