Our Work
Everything we create is pulled through an eco-femme lens.
We educate and advocate.
We invoke the connection between women and earth, mothers and nature, and begin all our media and merchandise projects from this space.
Meet the Team
Nine Muses is an all female team based in Los Angeles, California.
Maggie Wachsberger
Founder & Executive Producer
Suez Taylor
Director of Media
Rachel Blevins
Brand Director
Doris Dorenbaum
PR & Marketing
Dr. Riane Eisler
Riane Eisler is a systems scientist, best-selling author, attorney at law, and advocate for children’s rights. Click to learn more about Riane.
Winona LaDuke
Winona LaDuke is a Harvard trained economist, specializing in local and wilderness economies, and a legendary environmental rights activist. Click to learn more about Winona.
Lydia Cacho
Lydia Cacho is an investigative journalist, author, and award winning human rights activist working on behalf of women and children. Click to learn more about Lydia.
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A transformative look at everything we’ve been taught to believe about human civilization.
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A fascinating and engaging exploration of the patriarchal systems in place today.
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This book will open readers eyes on this macho-paradox dilemma, that fuels so much of “self hate” in many men around the globe.
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For those who are as interested in the history of the Feminine Experience through the evolution of humanity.
About Creed
A representation of the philosophies we proudly work from...these are our must reads!
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Invoke the Muse
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On Being Proud of Men
"At the core of Mosuo tradition is the belief that women are more valuable and intellectually superior to men. Family life revolves around a matriarch who owns property, controls inheritance rights, and has the last word on domestic decisions..“In our culture, girls are very important,” explains Rada. “But we don’t push away our men."
Women Healing Trauma
"When I realized the beauty of being a woman and how blessed I really was, after being traumatized for so many years and now, to me, that's the most beautiful thing in the world, and it's really simple .. It's not going to take us nine years of college to get there. We just have to teach each other how to re-love each other and love ourselves and love where we came from. It's just as simple as that."Awards
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