Educate
Technology explained in plain language, without jargon and without assuming you already speak it.
An editorial movement
Do you know
what your digital
face card™ says?
You already have a digital identity. It is living, and it is being read — by hiring managers, clients, collaborators, search engines and the systems that decide who gets seen. The question is whether it says what you would say.
Her voice.
Her work.
Her future.
Visibility on your own terms
Digital erasure, algorithmic invisibility and digital exclusion are not abstract. When your work is hard to find, hard to verify or credited to someone else, the narrowing shows up in economic opportunity — in who gets called, considered, hired, funded and quoted.
The Future Knows Her Name is about practical digital fluency: understanding how you appear, deciding what you want represented, and building the skill to maintain it yourself. Women of color are at the center of this work, and all interested women are welcome. Participation is possible internationally.
You do not need to be a founder. Career participation and self-agency matter here as much as entrepreneurship. Visibility on your own terms means you choose the terms — including how much you share and what stays private.
Four commitments
What this movement is for.
Empower
Skill and agency, so decisions about your own digital presence stay yours to make.
Expose
Possibilities, tools and opportunities you may not have been shown or invited into.
Connect
Shared learning and real relationships among women doing this work alongside each other.
The concept
Your digital
face card™.
A living professional record of who you are and what you have actually done — something you develop, maintain, protect and share selectively.
- 01Your résumé and the story it tells
- 02Your bio, current and in your own words
- 03LinkedIn and the profiles that represent you
- 04Credited work and accurate examples
- 05Experience others can verify
- 06The direction you have chosen for yourself
“Write it so that somebody else doesn’t write the recap for you.”
Precious “Preciosa” Myers-Brown
The co-founders
A bigger idea of what is possible.
Shinavia McKinney, strategist and licensed therapist, and Precious “Preciosa” Myers-Brown, multi-hyphenated entrepreneur and innovation strategist, believe people deserve room to explore what they could build and more say in the futures they help create.
They host the podcast together and help women question inherited limits, connect with relevant expertise, and turn possibility into decisions they can act on.
About the foundersWays in
Start where you are.
Everything here stands on its own. The free self-check is a complete starting point; you are never required to move up a ladder.
01Free
Digital face card™ self-check
An eight-question self-assessment you answer in your browser. No email required, nothing transmitted.
Start the self-check02Free
The podcast
Candid conversations on life, culture, leadership, friendship and the technology shaping economic opportunity.
See the podcast03Paid
The four-day challenge
$97 general admission or $197 VIP. Four days, one hour a day, working on your own record. Dates not yet open.
Read the challenge04In development
Continuing membership
Ongoing practice, updates, group learning and accountability. No settled price or date yet.
See what's planned05By request
Private groups
Dedicated engagements for agencies, employers, churches, community organizations and women's programs.
Request an engagementReady to ask about the Challenge, membership or a private group?
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