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 portraits representing Badass Women whose actions have advanced equality in the world we know.

The project continues to grow.
Follow @thebadasswomen on social media to stay in touch.

A NOTE FROM THE ARTIST:

ADDRESSING RACIAL JUSTICE

I am honored and humbled by the success of the Badass Women Project--

and I am ecstatic that so many people are excited to buy a calendar featuring mostly women of color.

As an artist and businesswoman who identifies as white, I want to acknowledge my privilege, and engage in a conversation about how I can address racial justice through my small business.

Because the project has been such a success, one of my first goals is to give a significant financial donation from the proceeds to an organization that is working to dismantle racism and supports people of color in the United States.

In 2019 I donated part of the proceeds to Black Women's Blueprint, and intend to support a different roup If you have recommendations for Badass organizations that are working to smash racism as well as the patriarchy, please reach out:

I'm also working on providing resources here on my website to further dialogue and action to advocate for racial and gender equality. Again, please be in touch.

Sincerely,

Joey Hartmann-Dow

The Badass Women Project
is a little different from the
rest of Joey's work, which
you can find at usandweart.com