女书 Nüshu Collection: Amplifying Asian American Women’s Thought Leadership

Welcome to the Asian Boss Ladies blog, the 女书 Nüshu Collection: a platform where America’s next generation of industry and community leaders share their stories, perspectives, and expertise.

Inspired by 女书 (Nüshu), meaning “women’s writing,” our collection honors the rich tradition of female expression and empowerment. Just as Nüshu once served as a secret form of communication for women in China, our blog unearths and shines a spotlight on the voices of Asian American women leaders, sharing their industry expertise, insights, and inspiration with the world.

Explore the wisdom and innovation of today's Asian Boss Ladies.

  • The inaugural Fall 2024 Nüshu Thought Leadership Collection highlights a dynamic and diverse group of industry leaders and writers, each a trailblazer in her field.

    This inaugural collection is defined by the brimming promise and underlying anxieties of politics, the economy, brat summer, demure fall, unstable industries, and an insatiable thirst to understand ourselves, our heritage and our identities.

    Celebrate the tradition of female empowerment through the Fall 2024 Nushu Collection: amplifying the voices of today’s most visionary leaders and innovators.

  • From entrepreneurs redefining their careers to forge bold new paths, an artist reclaiming sexuality through culinary expression, advocates seeking intersectional progress in social justice, to champions of tech legislation—these Asian American women share their unique insights, experiences, and expertise through compelling essays and stories.

    Scroll down to read more about the inaugural Fall 2024 Nüshu Collection cohort below!

  • Are you part of the Asian Boss Ladies community and interested in showcasing your thought leadership as part of the Spring 2025 Nüshu Collection?

    Apply to the Spring 2025 Thought Leadership Cohort here!

Fall 2024 Thought Leaders

BLM! An Open Letter from Asian Pacific Islander American Education Leaders.
Rhea Wong Rhea Wong

BLM! An Open Letter from Asian Pacific Islander American Education Leaders.

Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Dreasjon “Sean” Reed, David McAtee, Tony McDade, and so many others. We say their names. We stand in solidarity. We demand justice. We honor the members of the Black community who have been robbed of life, as well as the living who are fighting to breathe today.

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Why Asian Boss Ladies?
Rhea Wong Rhea Wong

Why Asian Boss Ladies?

I grew up in a large Chinese-American family in San Francisco without realizing that Asian people were considered a minority in America.  Living a sheltered life, I never questioned either being Chinese or American. 

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