Victoria Flexner is an Editor at The 1,000 Stories Project. She focuses on themes of beauty and fashion, culture and society, and business, with a keen interest in accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and women's issues. Victoria's work has been featured in The Story Exchange and The Atlantic.
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Victoria Flexner seems to have a wide range of interests, covering topics such as entrepreneurship, women in business, creative products, empowerment, and diversity and inclusion. Her coverage includes features on businesses and individuals making an impact in various industries like beauty & fashion, food & beverage, house & home.
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From Indigenous rights and abolition to workplace equality and domestic workers’ rights, these four women challenged systems of injustice — and built movements that made a difference.
By: Victoria Flexner
Dr. Rielly Keyser launched The Grant Writing Firm to help nonprofits navigate the complex grant-seeking process, and build stronger organizations along the way.
Born with cerebral palsy, Molly Kennedy turned her experiences into a consulting practice designed to help fellow women with disabilities live on their own terms.
By: Victoria Flexner
Victoria Woodhull was a “free lover,” a Wall Street broker, a news publisher and a clairvoyant. You won't soon forget her story, says historian Victoria Flexner.
What started as a creative, apartment-based outlet during Covid lockdowns grew into Mainland Vintage, a Brooklyn bath-and-body brand.
By: Victoria Flexner
After navigating fragmented systems firsthand, Jessica Styles created Safe Steps Alabama, a nonprofit that connects survivors of violence with the resources they need.
Erica Kelly and Tamika Tucker launched Phone a Friend to offer adults a dedicated space to talk, feel heard and find understanding — no therapy required.
After losing her co-founder and close friend, Laura Baginski is carrying their shared vision forward by bringing a dance-party movement to over 50 cities across the United States.
