Hosted by Rachel Mpala · EN · 17 episodes
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In a world on fire, Working Girl brings you the stories of women who refuse to look away — and choose to do the work. Hosted by activist Rachel Mpala, this podcast spotlights women working in the trenches of social justice and nonprofit sectors: from fighting gun violence and homelessness to defending abortion access, dismantling racism, and navigating America’s broken systems. Each week, we go beyond headlines and job titles to ask: What does it really take to stay in the fight for justice — without burning out How do these women protect their joy while doing some of the hardest work in America? And how can you support them? Expect raw conversations, practical insights, and a deeper understanding of what it means to be a woman working at the intersection of purpose, pain, and power. This isn’t corporate career advice anymore. It’s a reckoning — and a rally cry. <
Rachel Mpala hosts Working Girl, a society show with 17 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail This week on Working Girl, Rachel sits down with Sheena Meade, CEO of The Clean Slate Initiative, for a powerful conversation about second chances, systemic barriers, and what it really means to move for
Show notesSend us Fan Mail Award-winning musician, activist, and Rise Above Justice Movement co-founder Gwen Levey joins Working Girl for a deeply honest conversation about survivorship, activism, reproductive justice, LGBTQ+ righ
Show notesSend us Fan Mail What does climate justice actually look like when it’s happening in your own community? This week, I’m joined by Ariana Akbari, Executive Director of Climate Justice Texas, an environmental advocacy and
Send us Fan Mail Immigration is one of the most talked about issues in the U.S. It is also one of the most misunderstood. In this episode, I sit down with immigration attorney Angelica Jimenez, Esq., Managing Attorney an
Show notesSend us Fan Mail Housing is more than a place to live. It’s a matter of dignity, safety, and survival. In this episode of Working Girl, I sit down with Julia Orduña, Southeast Texas Regional Director at Texas Housers, to
Show notesSend us Fan Mail Working Girl is a podcast about the women doing the work the world depends on and the realities they navigate while doing it. In this season, we shift beyond the traditional workplace to center the voice
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Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. Ready to become a stronge
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. We’ve talked about the ex
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. In this episode, we welco
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. What if embracing feminin
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. When the glass ceiling fe
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. Have you ever stood up in
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. Join me as I speak with a
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to focus on women on the front lines of social justice. In this week’s episode, I
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to be about women on the front lines of social justice. This week, I’m talking to
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to be about women on the front lines of social justice. In this episode, I talk t
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to be about women on the front lines of social justice. Welcome to the debut epis
Send us Fan Mail This episode is part of our first season, which focused on gender bias in the corporate world. The show has since evolved to be about women on the front lines of social justice. Welcome to Working Girl!
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