Help pioneer a generation of women who are redefining beauty.
The All-Consuming Body Project
By Kimberly Davidson London, 1966. I was 11-years-old when the English phenomenon named “Twiggy” was elevated into the national spotlight. Her nickname was “Twigs” because of her skinny legs. Naturally thin, a new fashion and beauty era emerged. Thin was in. Youth was...
Are You Regular?
By Alison Feinauer I know...regular? What's that about? Yes, exactly what you think... Well, this past weekend I was getting ready to run a half marathon with 5 other friends, and we were staying in an Airbnb in Nashville, TN. Being girls who are pretty open, we...
Life After Death
By Rae Lynn DeAngelis It’s intriguing to hear stories of near death experiences when someone dies but is brought back to life. A friend of mine had just such an experience a couple of years back. She went in for routine surgery but had a severe reaction to the...
It’s Worth the Effort
By Rhonda Stinson Clink. As I reached into my coat pocket for the car keys a penny fell to the ground. Instead of picking it up, I continued walking to my destination. It was just a puny little penny. Not even worth the effort it takes to bend over and pick it...
Stop Eating in the Name of Health
By Kelsey Klepper Eating in the “name of health” looks the same yet different for everyone. Why is this? The majority of people have good food / bad food labels on what they are eating (thanks diet culture), but not everyone has the same food rules. For example, you...
Shake Off Shame (Part 2)
By Kimberly Davidson My senior year was coming to a close. In our sorority, the junior class had a tradition of roasting the senior class with a “special gift.” I feared what toxic tribute waited for me. My gift was a box of laxatives. Mortified, my face turned...
The All-Consuming Body Project
By Kimberly Davidson London, 1966. I was 11-years-old when the English phenomenon named “Twiggy” was elevated into the national spotlight. Her nickname was “Twigs” because of her skinny legs. Naturally thin, a new fashion and beauty era emerged. Thin was in. Youth was...
Are You Regular?
By Alison Feinauer I know...regular? What's that about? Yes, exactly what you think... Well, this past weekend I was getting ready to run a half marathon with 5 other friends, and we were staying in an Airbnb in Nashville, TN. Being girls who are pretty open, we...
Life After Death
By Rae Lynn DeAngelis It’s intriguing to hear stories of near death experiences when someone dies but is brought back to life. A friend of mine had just such an experience a couple of years back. She went in for routine surgery but had a severe reaction to the...
It’s Worth the Effort
By Rhonda Stinson Clink. As I reached into my coat pocket for the car keys a penny fell to the ground. Instead of picking it up, I continued walking to my destination. It was just a puny little penny. Not even worth the effort it takes to bend over and pick it...
Stop Eating in the Name of Health
By Kelsey Klepper Eating in the “name of health” looks the same yet different for everyone. Why is this? The majority of people have good food / bad food labels on what they are eating (thanks diet culture), but not everyone has the same food rules. For example, you...
Shake Off Shame (Part 2)
By Kimberly Davidson My senior year was coming to a close. In our sorority, the junior class had a tradition of roasting the senior class with a “special gift.” I feared what toxic tribute waited for me. My gift was a box of laxatives. Mortified, my face turned...
Help pioneer a generation of women who are redefining beauty.