In honor of Women’s History Month, we reflect on the incredible women who’ve shaped history—and the challenges they still face, like imposter syndrome. This pervasive self-doubt affects many, especially women and women of color, who often struggle with feeling unrecognized in systems that weren't designed for them. To tackle imposter syndrome, we encourage you to pause and reflect: Are your doubts based on fear or facts? Analyzing your accomplishments can help you overcome self-doubt, build confidence, and embrace your true potential. Let’s keep celebrating each other’s wins and break through those barriers together!

AMA PDX Agency leaders Corinne Gould and Ines Giovannini talk about the 2024 elections, sharing their concerns about environmental issues, queer and trans rights, and immigration. They highlight the power of local activism and how AMA PDX Agency works with community groups to make a real impact on housing, environmental justice, and other critical issues.

Join the conversation that addresses managing election-related stress in the workplace. It advises managers to support employees by offering volunteering opportunities, encouraging the use of mental health resources, and setting boundaries on political discussions.

After 1.5 years of reliance on technology: Here's what marketers should consider as businesses open back up in a post-pandemic world.