From the beginning of time, women have been used to birth nations, settle establishments, pioneer new frontiers, be impactful influencers and bring forth life into the world. There is richness in the stories of women and mothers, who make achievements for their children not just for now but for generations to come through intentional movements in the midst of suffering and despair. Hagar is a woman of such richness that often has gone overlooked and misunderstood by scholars. Join me in a riveting conversation with Jeanna Byrd, a dedicated advocate for herself, her daughter, her family and hundreds of women who have been misunderstood.