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Here are three reasons you should shop women-owned this labor day weekend! Our 3-day labor day sale is here.  Use code LABORDAY for 10% off of your entire order.

Today, on Women's Equality Day, we celebrate the 100 years that the 19th Amendment, which was passed by the United States Congress on June 4th, 1919 and was later ratified (making it officially valid) on August 18th,1920 to provide "American women" the right to vote. However, Black women, Latinx women, Asian women, and Indigenous women were still not able to access these voting rights. If we are to celebrate women's equality, we must understand the struggle that it took to get us where we are today and how we can combat these issues. 

At the core of COVEDOZA is a set of beliefs that defines how we interact with our community, our vendors and the artists we empower. So I decided to be more intentional about the purpose of my business and wrote a manifesto.

I wanted to take the time to reiterate what I shared with our Instagram community on June 3rd; we stand in solidarity with members of Black and Afro-Indigenous communities around the world, and with the Black Lives Matter movement.  We denounce police brutality, murder, and violence against our Black brothers and sisters.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have been forced to work from home (WFH) and get out of our comfort zone when it comes to how to remain productive while staying at home.   According to freecodecamp.org, a joint report by Buffer and Angellist surveyed more than 3,500 remote tech workers. It found that the top benefits of WFH are a flexible schedule, the ability to work from anywhere, and not having a commute.  I personally enjoy not having to commute to work every day which has resulted in great financial benefits as well. But, don't panic.  Below are five tips and tricks you can put into practice while adapting to this new way of work.   Inspired by you, Elisa....