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

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.

Meet the Women

  • Taylor

    Taylor is a queer Canadian multidisciplinary artist, sexuality writer, yoga and dance instructor, and sexual assault response worker. She is committed to breaking down barriers, amplifying marginalized voices, and creating spaces for people to feel safe and free within their own bodies.

    Read her story

  • Resilient Inuk

    Resilient Inuk, is an Indigenous consultant, artist, and dedicated change-maker. After her sister, Pamela, went missing over two decades ago, Resilient Inuk began sharing her story to raise awareness on Indigenous issues. Her hope is to end the genocide of Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people in Turtle Island (Canada). To this day, her sister has not been found…

    Read her story

  • Stephenie

    Stephenie, the visionary Founder of WanderSafe and Jozu For Women, is a Paralympic Athlete striving to qualify for Paris 2024. She serves as an Ambassador for The Global Fund, actively combating malaria. A survivor of Cerebral Malaria and severe sepsis, she is Australia's first bilateral osseointegrated above-ankle female amputee. She is also a TEDxSpeaker and a dedicated advocate for people with disabilities.

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  • “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)

  • “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)