Cult Classic Magazine
Issue 2 : Preservation ‘Taking Over the World with Your Friends’
Fader Magazine
“Women.Weed.Wifi was this organic thing that came together from all the conversations our friends were already having, we were all pretty much in the weed industry, working in fashion or retail in some way, and into the same music."
YES! Magazine
"Most commercial pot shops are owned by rich white men. This all-female art collective wants to remind us of the drug’s community and healing roles."
Merry Jane
“We started the collective to be a loving, healing, supportive space for ourselves where we can create without being under the gaze of a world that we find ourselves constantly at odds with."
Stoner Gift Guide
bitchmedia ---
" ...making way for women who smoke weed by creating a space for other women of color stoners to heal while building community. "
City Arts Magazine
"Women.Weed.WiFi (WWW) is a Seattle-based, female-run art collective that shares the love of weed and female energy..."
DOPE Magazine
"INNER EXPERIENCE, COLLECTIVE EMPOWERMENT: Women.Weed.WiFi’s Revolutionary Platform"
ESTROHAZE Magazine
Editor-In-Chief, Amanya Maloba, Creative Director, Janice Ibarra and Outreach Coordinator, Vanity Thomas, are like-minded canna-connoisseurs, artists and ganjapreneurs who formed their Seattle-based collective two years ago. Their mission: To uplift, unite and enrich creatives of color – and beyond – within the cannabis community.
Girls Are Awesome
DARLA Magazine
"#THC: WOMEN.WEED.WIFI BRINGS A CREATIVE, SPIRITUAL MOVEMENT TO THE CANNABIS INDUSTRY"
Hella Black Hella Seattle
Founders Kenya Ku$h and J-NA$TY talk to the ladies of Hella Black Hella Seattle about WWW origins, goals, healing, and all things weed.