Rosalind Main is an artist, model and a co-founder of the I Am More Than project that aims to bring down stereotypes and embrace diversity and inclusion for people around the UK. She talks about her story, what makes her empowering and how others can feel the same.

"If there is a women or a girl watching this right now, what would you have to say to them?" Well, here are these empowering women answering this question.

A young women has become one of the leading young people of the Scottish Youth Parliament by being elected as Vice Chair. She has come from a small town in the highlands and has grown to respect women of all kinds - as well as being proud of growing up in a household of three women.

Member of the Scottish Parliament for Motherwell and Wishaw has had a fair share of experiences in the IT industry - 18 years in fact - where she knows its a male dominated area of work but that's what she believes makes her empowering. She speaks on the misogyny that comes from media and social media.

A young women from Falkirk who has advocated for human rights for years and has been working as a case worker for the Scottish Parliament. She's hosted vigils, attended marches, and found herself within it all and realised the parts of herself that got her to where she is now.

A young women with passion for creating change and fighting for equality, has pushed forward voices of feminists and people of colour, with the hopes that the world will start looking at things from the intersectional lens.

A young film student with a passion for creating change through means of creativity speaks about what makes her feel empowering and how others can feel the same.