The “Women of Still Alice” is a print ad that brings together some of the women who used their brains to create this powerful film about Alzheimer’s disease. “Still Alice” is a movie that gives us a rare window into the experience of living with Alzheimer’s disease—a glimpse of the inside looking out.  → Read More

Maria Shriver reports on ‘Mommy Juice’ and the growing trend of mothers drinking to relieve stress.  → Read More

My daughter, Katherine Schwarzenegger‘s second book, “I Just Graduated … Now What?” comes out April 1 and I couldn’t be more excited or proud. I wanted to share an excerpt of the advice I share in the book.  → Read More

I came back to Chicago because my good friend of 36 years, Oprah Winfrey, wanted to do a show for her OWN network with an audience of women living paycheck to paycheck and the gathering moved me deeply.  → Read More

New research sparked by The Shriver Report shows the risk of developing Alzheimer’s is twice as high as breast cancer for women over 60.  → Read More

Maria Shriver appears on NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, to discuss the upcoming launch of “The Shriver Report, A Woman’s Nation Pushes Back from the Brink” in partnership with Center for American Progress and #WhatWomenNeed.  → Read More

Like her father, Maria is a catalytic leader who casts the widest possible net in generating and compiling the stories and essays that constitute The Shriver Reports. And as Sarge remarked about his own process in the formulation of the War on Poverty, “I decided that in the brief time we had, we would read everything that had been written about poverty; listen to anyone who had anything to say; accept advice from any source.” Driven by shared habits of mind that seek to challenge familiar assumptions and embrace all possibly relevant questions, the Shrivers’ reports generate insights that break new ground, foster hope, and trigger commitment.  → Read More

Let me state the obvious: I have never lived on the brink. I’ve never been in foreclosure, never applied for food stamps, never had to choose between feeding my children or paying the rent, and never feared I’d lose my paycheck when I had to take time off to care for a sick child or parent. I’m not thrown into crisis mode if I have to pay a parking ticket, or if the rent goes up. If my car breaks down, my life doesn’t descend into chaos. But the fact is, one in three people in the U.S. do live with this kind of stress, struggle, and anxiety every day.  → Read More

The Shriver Report took to the red carpet at “The Hollywood Reporter’s 2013 Women in Entertainment Power 100” event, to ask some of Hollywood’s most influential #WhatWomenNeed now.  → Read More