October and Those Who Didn’t Let Fear Take Over
This month is more than a time to acknowledge the things we fear (like breast cancer.) For a number of women, this was the month to break down barriers and show the world that we can be more than what was expected of us.
The Basics of Suicide Prevention
The World Health Organization said that more than 720,000 people die of suicide every year. But as we observe World Suicide Prevention Day, we remember that even people who aren’t mental health professionals can help prevent it.
Words by Women: Novels to Read in 2024
2024 has been a year of sharp transitions and this spirit can be felt in some of best women-made novels published this year.
“Sci-Fi” Through the Eyes of Women
“SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed” is an exhibit that sees the traditionally male-dominated genre reimagined through the works of women. Originally an exhibit by Marina Bay Sand’s ArtScience Museum, it was updated for its opening at Science Gallery Melbourne on August 3, 2024.
The top 5 Principles Activism Teaches Young Women—and how to Harness This Energy
Diane Mariechild once said, “A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to
The best revenge is not what you think…
You’ve encountered a drastic life change; a lover has scorned you. Dumped, cheated on, somehow you’re finally rid yourself of a crazy ex. Now, you sit in anxious confusion, not really sure what happened.
It could be argued that in this world, two types of people exist—those content to wait for the right circumstances to present themselves, and those who remain light on their feet, ready to grasp onto the opportunities that come their way. Michelle Lavergne is among the latter.
The Suffragette Series: A Deeper Look Into First-Wave Feminist Causes (Part II)
In celebration of 100 years since the ratification of the 19th amendment, we’re delving further into the causes these women were fighting for: the right to their own bodies, the freedom of sexual expression and the dismantling of systemic racism.
Six years ago, SGT Daisy Mendoza found herself standing at a fork in the road. Born and raised in San Jose, California, she had recently moved back after her husband’s military career had taken them through Hawaii and San Diego.
The Suffragette Series: A Deeper Look Into First-Wave Feminist Causes (Part I)
In celebration of 100 years since the ratification of the 19th amendment, we’re delving further into the causes these women were fighting for: the right to their own bodies, the freedom of sexual expression and the dismantling of systemic racism.
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