women we love

Every June, GO Magazine compiles a select list of talented tastemakers, influencers, and all-around inspirational women who are making their mark on the LGBTQ+ community and on the world at large.

“I’m casting people who are different from me to make changes that affect all of us.”   

We are thrilled to present this year’s 100 Women We Love — a diverse group of out activists, healthcare workers, authors, entrepreneurs, and elected officials.

Every June, GO proudly presents “100 Women We Love:” a diverse group of out entertainers, athletes, artists, activists, business leaders, public servants, and elected officials. Their achievements enrich our lives […]

This Pride month, we honor her as a courageous fighter and trailblazer of the LGBT civil rights movement.

Willmann spills the comedy tea in this exclusive interview.

“What drives me is a desire to help women of all backgrounds.”

Get ready to SWOON.

In honor of NYFW, we celebrate the first lady of queer style.

GO’s annual celebration of inspiring partnerships in love and life.

GO’s annual celebration of inspiring partnerships in love and life. Check the April issue for Part 2.

Here’s to this year’s class of the women who inspire us, give us hope, make us laugh and make us want to get up and dance.

Meet eight adorable duos and learn their secrets to enduring love

All you need is love!

Leaders of the pack!

From professors, to musicians, to activists, we present to you 2014’s 100 Women We Love.

Today, business owners incorporate their beliefs in fairness and equality into their work. Nonprofit directors combine their passion for social justice with managerial prowess. Meet the new wave of out leaders who talk the talk and walk the walk.

We are thrilled to present the 2013 list of 100 Women We Love – Including…

Meet the inspiring class of 2013

Drum roll, please! We’re excited to present this year’s 100 Women We Love—our most diverse group of out entertainers, artists, athletes, activists, business principals and elected officials yet. Each of these women is a superstar in her own right. Their achievements and contributions shape our lives —and elevate us in the eyes of the world . They’re working to raise LGBT awareness, increase our visibility and quicken our progress toward a just society.

We are extremely proud to present the class of 2012. There are no rankings or numbers. They are all leaders.

The 100 Women We Love – out artists, elected officials, business leaders, athletes, community activists – are role models for us all. Many are up-and-coming movers and shakers; some are at the zenith of their careers. Some of their achievements change our world and, just as importantly, others improve the world’s perception of out women. They all strive tirelessly to increase our visibility and continue our incredible progress toward equality and justice.

We proudly present the class of 2011, in random order, so each gets her well-deserved turn in the spotlight.

45 of 2010’s Red Hot Entrepreneurs

As the first decade of the new millennium comes to an end, we take a moment to celebrate 100 out lesbians who have made the past year one of inspiring change and amazing progress.

Whether this Valentine’s Day finds you spending quality time with your best girl or rewriting your online dating profile, these inspiring idylls are bound to melt your wintered heart.

Once again, we celebrate our favorite out and proud women. As difficult as it is to narrow it down to just 100, this year’s eclectic list includes artists, athletes, club promoters, community organizers, entertainers, entrepreneurs, filmmakers, politicians and plaintiffs, who are making a difference in our world and the world at large.

Between new friends and familiar favorites, choosing the most delightful duos of 2009 was no easy task. But our hard work paid off and here we present part 1 of this year’s most captivating couples! Look for more couples in the March issue!

Brokers, Bakers & Girl Party Makers. These self-starters have each found their niche.

Hats off to the 100 Women We Love, class of 2008 (in no particular order, ’cause we love ’em all!).

Meet the class of 2006