Haley Shapley

Jewish in Seattle, April 2020

With a pair of books, Magda and Nathaniel Newman raise awareness about a rare genetic disorder called Treacher Collins syndrome.

Folks, Feb. 19, 2020

Being smart about strength training has made it possible for Lindy Barber to compete at a high level, despite a host of spinal conditions.

Jewish in Seattle, April 2019

Pioneer Square Labs incubates and launches good ideas.

Jewish in Seattle, February 2019

Fighting systems of bias at Amazon and beyond.

Jewish in Seattle, June 2018

Robbie Cape brings health care to the people.

Jewish in Seattle, December/January 2017/2018

Rusty Federman has perfected the recipe for a dessert you'll find irresistible — even if you think you don't like cheesecake.

Edible Seattle, November/December 2017

Her mother’s welcoming spirit inspired Donna Moodie to name her restaurant Marjorie, after the most gracious hostess she ever knew.

Jewish in Seattle, October/November 2017

Her bid for mayor may be over, but she has no plans to stop working for Seattle.

Connect, July 19, 2015

In her new job as chief learning officer for American Society of Association Executives, Rhonda M. Payne, CAE, will lead the development of all educational programming, including face-to-face events and online learning.

HAO Magazine, Spring 2014

A 99-year-old talks the importance of a good attitude and sense of humor.

Earth911, Sept. 8, 2013

Herban Arts owner Sunny Sweet talks the power of plants and why she loves her job so much.

Keynotes, June 2013

Fixing things has always been a way of life for Carl Hedges of Carl's Keys.

Washington Tasting Room, Spring 2012

At the women-owned Olympic Cellars Winery, complementary skills come together in perfect harmony — much as their wine blends.

AA.com/women, July 2010

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Bradie James emerged from tragedy with a mission to help others.

AA.com/women, May 2010

All bets were for Churchill Downs' Tricia Amburgey to win her battle with breast cancer, no matter the odds.

AA.com/women, March 2010

Seventeen years after losing her mom to breast cancer, Pat Smith keeps her legacy alive.