People Emma Watson’s Feminist Book Club Is Groundbreaking For Women Readers *And* Writers by Juhea Kim Are you a book club goer? Personally, I’ve always viewed reading as a solitary activity. Staying in bed and falling into a whole other
Be Inspired How I (Mostly) Healed My Core After Pregnancy & Embraced My Recovery Journey by Mary Hood Luttrell Shortly after I became pregnant, one of the first things my midwife told me was to avoid jerking up to a sitting position from
World This One Thing Could End Period Poverty *And* Make Periods More Sustainable by Francesca Willow A version of this article previously appeared on Ethical Unicorn. Over the past few years, I’ve been thinking about periods a lot. This may
Health News These 5 Women’s Healthcare Apps Make Getting Treatment *Way* Easier by Kathryn Farrugia The current political climate renders the process of seeking and receiving healthcare less than ideal–especially if you’re a woman. In a system that is dominated
People #TimesUp Blew Up The Golden Globes. 6 Practical Ways To Keep The Movement Alive by Audrey Enjoli The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards occurred last weekend, and even if you didn’t watch it, it’s safe to say you’ve probably heard about the
World Support Peace In The Middle East *And* Women’s Empowerment With These Businesses by Bella Gadsby 2017 ended with a statement from Trump recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. When such sweeping, provocative–and potentially dangerous–statements come out, it can make one
Balance These 3 Body Positivity Books Will Help You Heal Your Relationship With Yourself by Hillary Fink During the winter months and after the holidays, it is easy to forget the need for self-care, and you may require a boost of
Recipes Fudgy Adaptogen Protein Bars (With Lactation Bar Variation) by Mary Hood Luttrell These bars started with my desire to make my own lactation cookies. I wanted a healthy, affordable snack that would give me an easy
Your Dream Body Awaken Your Feminine Power With Yoga For Invoking Your Inner Goddess (Shakti) by Jessica Renae Too many days I come home, after six, exhausted from work, upset over an assignment, my feet hurting and makeup smeared, more preoccupied with
Health News Could You Have Vaginismus? What You Need to Know by Quincy Malesovas For many cisgender women, sex is a rite of passage. It brings excitement, pleasure, and possibility. But for some, it is ridden with pain,
