Stephanie Corona
Facilitator of T-group (structured relational awareness practice) combined with sound baths and cacao; runs in-person gatherings in Austin and a global online community.
The women making Austin interesting.
Facilitator of T-group (structured relational awareness practice) combined with sound baths and cacao; runs in-person gatherings in Austin and a global online community.
Wives and co-founders of a custom jewelry studio (permanent pieces, silk and pearls) that has grown into curated retail, intimate pop-ups, and hotel activations.
Gay Isber Designs — award-winning jewelry artist (Spoils of the Sea fossilized shark-tooth jewelry), author of two DIY jewelry books, educator
R&B/soul vocalist raised in Austin who founded a 501(c)(3) record label for Black women artists. The label covers PR and branding, shows, and the annual SWR Fest.
Decades-long owner of Austin's feminist independent bookstore and community gathering space.
Austin-area henna artist and sewing/block-print maker; teaches public Beginner Henna Workshops and sells Indian block-printed sewn goods (e.g., card wallets) at Austin markets and art events.
Whimsical hand-blown glassware (silly face cups, wonky tabletop companions); founded by Risa Recio over a 2018 Friendsgiving dinner. Building her own hotshop, Studio Tak Tak, to expand production and offer hands-on glassblowing classes, artist workshops, and mobile community programs.
Austin personal stylist and certified color analyst serving professional and entrepreneurial women.
NWMAF-certified Empowerment Self Defense (ESD) instructor and black belt in Kyokushin karate; volunteer instructor in Sun Dragon's Violence Prevention Program; Austin mom of two daughters (LASA '23 and '26).
Self-taught textile designer making bandanas and runners based on national parks, and giving 20% to groups working on outdoor access.
Founder of a North Austin culturally responsive therapy space and her own counseling practice.
Indie perfumer whose fragrances are about heritage and lived experience.
Hosts a monthly stand-up showcase of women and queer comedians.
Founder/CEO of an East Austin arts venue and women/nonbinary artist community; curator and cultural organizer.
Comedian who writes a curated guide to queer, POC and women-led comedy in Austin.
Turned a front-yard jam stand into a monthly neighborhood market with 30+ hobbyist vendors and 500–1,000 visitors; also runs a mail club with about 5,200 subscribers and a class series taught by local makers.
Painter who expanded her studio into a gallery that represents only women artists. She hosts collector happy hours and starts each show with the artists introducing themselves.
Hosts small-group conversation nights built around moral thought experiments (113 registered for #7). Also runs a blindfolded variant and a family edition.
Founder/organizer behind a consumer brand and recurring WoC-centered Austin marketplace.
Founder and creative director of an Austin-rooted floral/event-design studio producing weddings, brand and corporate experiences.
Full-service sewing studio in Austin offering sewing classes (in-person and online), in-home lessons, and custom sewing services. Teaches beginner-friendly in-person sewing classes at Make at Rosie (8711 Burnet Rd) and The Sewing Station in Pflugerville.
Types custom poems on the spot on vintage typewriters from a one-word prompt.