Seismic Sisters amplifies feminists who move culture through creativity, courage, and collaboration. Through stories, events, and media
productions, we shine a light on the women shaping culture with heart and purpose.
Daytime Disco: Glitter, Groove, and Giving Back
The dance floor came alive and so did our mission!
Our first-ever Daytime Disco at Rick & Roxy’s was more than a party; it was a celebration of sisterhood, movement, and giving back. From DJ sets and local women-owned vendors to our volunteer Day of Giving with GLIDE, it was a day powered by love, laughter, and community.
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New on the Seismic Sisters Show!
In this episode, political heavyweights Aimee Allison of She The People, Susannah Delano of Close The Gap California, and Carla Marinucci, California's most seasoned female political journalist join host Kim Christensen in this powerful discussion of a new era of American politics.
In this episode, Kim Christensen chats with rising political star and Director of the San Francisco Office of Transgender Initiatives, Honey Mahogany, who's shaping California's new breed of emerging leaders in this episode of The Seismic Sisters Show.
In this episode, we chat with Broadway actress Jaygee Macapugay who plays the role of Mollie Hay on Suffs. SUFFS with book, music, and lyrics by Shaina Taub, is now on Broadway at the Music Box Theatre! The stage musical is based on suffragists and the American women's suffrage movement, focusing primarily on the historical events leading up to the ratification of the nineteenth amendment to the United States constitution in 1920 that gave some women, primarily white women the right to vote.
In this episode, Priya David Clemens, host of KQED Newsroom, joins Seismic Sisters founder Kim Christensen to share the inspiring story of her rise in broadcast journalism—from her early days in local TV to flying on Air Force Two covering a presidential campaign. Priya opens up about finding mentors, learning on the job, and ultimately stepping into her voice as a journalist and storyteller shaping the news across Northern California.
Seismic Sisters gathered with dynamic feminist leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area who are busy dismantling patriarchy and creating visionary changes in politics and government, art and culture, business and tech. Find out what's working in the soft power revolution and how they are building power to transform systems as well as design new institutions to achieve equality and social justice.
In this episode, feminist artist Michele Pred joins Kim Christensen to share how she fuses fine art with bold activism. From Power of the Purse to Parades Against Patriarchy, Michele’s work sparks dialogue, inspires sisterhood, and drives change—proving that art can be a powerful act of resistance.
A look back at the unforgettable Woman Made Opening Reception, from performances by Mia Pixley, Ash Rex, and the Molly James Band, to the awe-inspiring finale by Rhodessa Jones. Woman Made was a testament to the power of female artistry and activism.
Can remote work find friendship? Shasta Nelson guides our social re-entry from the loneliness epidemic, in this exploration of space and community innovation, Groundfloor, through the lens of investor Christina Luna.
Spend the summer immersing in the colorful art scene of San Francisco from elaborate public murals to groundbreaking cultural performances, drag shows to dance festivals, the City's got it all, and it's going to be a beautiful feminist display.
From Silicon Valley to Shelves: Sarah Lacy's Story of Books and Democracy
Sarah Lacy’s next chapter is unfolding at ‘The Best Bookstore in Palm Springs’ - where she finds herself on the frontlines of preserving democracy and fighting book bans. As a bookstore entrepreneur, this three-time published author, mother of two and CEO of multiple tech startups is leveraging skills from a nearly 30-year career in journalism to fight the good fights.
Aging with Grace
In the wake of the passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the first female Mayor of San Francisco and a significant political trailblazer, questions about ageism have surfaced in the national discourse. Age-based stereotypes are not merely a concern within the realm of national politics; they seep into our workplaces, neighborhoods and homes, touching the lives of everyone from your co-workers to your favorite aunt in Wichita.
Every family has a rebel, and in the British royal family, they often wear heels. We take a look inside the new generation of royals bringing Princess Diana’s legacy of vulnerability, honesty and humanity into the future and reshaping the definition of what it means to be royal in the process.
As 2023 draws to a close, it's time to reflect on the feminist news headlines that may have slipped under the radar. From groundbreaking Nobel Prizes to inspiring acts of courage, these are the stories that remind us of the resilience and determination in the ongoing fight for gender equity and women's rights worldwide.
San Francisco's re-emergence is not only being driven by Big Tech and big name business leaders, but also by the contributions of neighborhood micro-economies and small business owners. The look inside of the crucial role of small businesses, women and minority communities in shaping San Francisco's past, present and future.
Resting Our Eyes uplifts the practice of rest, beauty and adornment of Black women as radical acts of resistance, pleasure and power. Tahirah Rasheed and Autumn Breon co-curated this art exhibit, featuring over 20 multigenerational Black artists, to focus on the ‘liberation and celebration of Black women through the lens of leisure and physical adornment.’
Welcome to the golden age of women’s sports. Historically, women’s sports have been outrageously underestimated, undervalued, and under-funded. We spotlight women athletes who are disrupting sports as we know it.
After years of community activism and leadership, Uzuri Pease-Greene is blossoming into a new role as a social entrepreneur. As Executive Director of the nonprofit Community Awareness Resources Entity, Pease-Greene is building a base of supporters and drawing financial resources to uplift residents in Potrero public housing and other southeast San Francisco neighborhoods.
An Interview with Natalie Ginsberg, Policy and Advocacy Director at Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies about how psychedelics are getting a fresh look after decades of being stigmatized, feared, and criminalized in the United States.
Mai Ton’s new book tells her story of persevering in the tech bro startup culture and pushing for gender equity and diversity in Silicon Valley
Jess Semaan is a queer author, activist, performer and a psychotherapist who is constantly stretching the boundaries of her creative mind. Born and raised in Lebanon, Semaan opens up on her journey through fear, shame and despair, and unconditional love.
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Commissioned by Seismic Sisters. Visual art on set by Cece Carpio.
Whitney Wolfe Herd redefined the outdated gender dynamics of dating and romance with her app Bumble, where women make the first move.
Looking for your own crew, club or community? Seismic Sisters went in search of social media networks founded by women.
Check out these rising stars that grabbed our attention!
Female skaters are changing the rules of skateboarding forever! Learn more about the badass women who are tearing down walls of female stereotypes.
