ABOUT
The Badass Women Project aims to inspire all kinds of humans by celebrating badass women-- particularly to lift up women of color, queer women, and individuals or groups that have not traditionally been recognized for their badassery-- because feminism is necessarily intersectional.
The project began shortly after the U.S. Presidential election in 2016 as a collection of hand-drawn portraits representing Badass Women whose actions have advanced equality in the world we know. As the project has grown, another goal that has strengthened its mission is the intention to include mostly names that are not widely recognized. Through the production of a calendar, the project aims to provide inspiration each month as a reminder that the world is full of badass women, working tirelessly for a more equitable and just future for all humans, even when times are dark-- especially when times are dark.
Finally, since the beginning of the project, the artist has been able to donate over $20,000 from calendar sales among several small non-profits that specifically support women of color in the U.S., and keeps the goal of spreading awareness and financial support for similar organizations.
Thank you so much for supporting this project, for enjoying it, and for encouraging its growth. Stay Badass.
Joey Hartmann-Dow
Artist
The Badass Women Project is a little different
from the rest of Joey's work,
which you can find at usandweart.com