Stories by Jenna Kunze

About Jenna Kunze

Jenna is a journalist and photographer whose work has been motivated by travel. After two years teaching English and freelancing in Asia, she relocated to a small town in Southeast Alaska, where she reports for a local newspaper. Jenna is a staff writer for Unearth Women, drawing on her past and future adventures for ideas about global females. She has been published by Matador Network, Outpost Magazine, Lost Tribe Travel & Lifestyle Magazine, Cargo Literary, and in various local publications in South Korea and Nepal.

A Feminist City Guide to Seoul

From female tattoo artists to female architects to a cafe considered the center of feminism, explore a side of Seoul not often seen.

A Feminist City Guide to Santa Fe

New Mexico’s captivating and historic city of Santa Fe is a confluence of Southwestern flavors, art, and Native American culture.

The Ongoing Fight for Gender Equality in Iceland

When Iceland was ranked high for gender equality, its women didn’t cheer or celebrate. Instead, they got back to work.

The Chef Revitalizing Native American Cuisine

James Beard winner, Chef Lois Ellen Frank has been working to revitalize Native American cuisine and traditions since the late 1980s.

How Allison Parc Launched Brenne Whisky

Entrepreneur Allison Parc went from being a professional ballerina to becoming the founder of her own company, Brenne Whisky.

How the Founder of Immersa Global is Reshaping the Tour Industry

Meet the woman behind Immersa Global, who is introducing local experiences for travelers in select countries around-the-world.