Who We Feature and Why
Mothered is a quarterly editorial publication documenting how motherhood reshapes work, power, and leadership.
We feature women whose work, thinking, and lived experience illuminate this shift - not because motherhood is their story, but because it is the inflection point.
Contributors are selected for clarity, depth, and influence — not virality.
What It Means to Be Featured
A feature in Mothered is not a guest post.
It is a long-form editorial record of a woman’s thinking, leadership, and evolution after motherhood.
Contributors are interviewed and edited with intention.
Each feature is designed to stand on its own and to live beyond the issue it appears in.
This is not visibility for visibility’s sake.
It is documentation.
Who We Feature
Mothered features women across industries and roles, including:
Founders and executives
Cultural and thought leaders
Operators, strategists, and builders
Researchers, writers, and advocates
Women shaping how work is done - formally or informally
Some contributors lead from the front. Others influence from within.
What matters is not title, but impact.
Feature Opportunities
Mothered offers a limited number of editorial features per issue.
All features are curated, interview-based, and developed through an editorial process.
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A long-form written editorial feature documenting a contributor’s perspective, leadership, and work after motherhood.
Includes:
A professionally edited written feature (approx. 1,200–1,500 words)
Interview-based or guided narrative format
Inclusion in the quarterly digital magazine
A dedicated article page on the Mothered website
Contributor bio and links
“As Featured in Mothered” digital badge
This feature is ideal for women building long-term authority, thought leadership, or visibility around their work.
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A high-visibility feature for contributors seeking deeper editorial development and broader exposure.
Includes everything in Featured Voice, plus:
A recorded interview published on the Between Meetings & Motherhood podcast
Priority placement within the issue
Enhanced visual emphasis within the magazine
Social media amplification during issue launch
Inclusion in promotional communications for the issue
This feature positions you, your work, and your perspective as part of the public conversation shaping work and leadership after motherhood.