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Raman Magay: From Surviving to Thriving
My legacy isn’t about fixing people. It’s about guiding women back to themselves, back to the wisdom their bodies have been communicating all along. It’s about creating a world where women feel empowered to ask questions, seek answers, trust their intuition, and refuse to settle for feeling unwell.
Megan Marini: The Wounded Healer
Though I grew up in Quincy in a deeply Italian-Irish Catholic culture, my dad was an atheist-buddhist-anti-capitalist, who served in the military, had long hair, drove a Harley, and was an outdoorsman. Mom was an herbalist and a homeopath
Jodi Tolman had the fight of her life
Who knew that one of the most primal, instinctive, humanly fundamental, and natural things in life would be nearly impossible to achieve? Not me.
Paula Fleming: Anchored in the Middle
“When she arrived, Michaela was so small. She weighed 1 pound and was 11 inches long, and she was perfect. Tiny fingers and delicate features.
Jenn Gulbrand on Adoption & Motherhood
When I chose to adopt, it wasn’t to replace the children I had lost. It was about creating a homecoming for my daughter, and for the little girl inside me still searching for belonging.
Yvonne Clarke is worthy
Raising my beautiful TwinBlessings was not easy as a single mom. I struggled a lot financially, mentally, and emotionally. I cried a lot, and I second-guessed myself.
Lindsey Disch: A Letter to My Daughter
You are two years old now. Curious, sturdy, radiant in the way only a child who feels safe and loved can be. You believe, with your whole body, that I am here. There was a time when I could not be.
Kristie Raymond Reps Us All
Kristie Raymond knows talent, she knows influence, and she knows how creative minds work when they tell us a story about their brand. Kristie knows that authenticity continually excluded the very real and present disability community.
Kirsten Oberoi Knows the Joy of Music
When did we forget that kids need to participate in the choices we make for them? And how do we remind everyone that these life lessons came from teachers in community arts?
Kathy Picard Will Not Be Silent
In full fight mode, this survivor was not going back into silence. Kathy learned advocacy on the ground, on the phone, with her pen, her voice, and her story.
Jen Newberg Wants You to Feel Less Alone
Jen Newberg knows three things for sure: Grief has no manual, life has no playbook, and people need people who “get it.”
Keisha Greaves is a Chronically Ill Badass
Keisha Greaves is a Chronically Ill Badass
Shi + Monet + Naika Empower Youth
More Than Words shows system-involved youth how to create oppourtunity for themselves and gain stability
Jin In is all about Girl Power
Our world is a mess and we need every single person to become an agent of change.
Courtney Flood: There is Power in the TRUTH (and in the LIES I Told Myself)
There is Power in the truth (and in the lies I Told Myself)
Please Don’t Call Michelle and Judy “Women Engineers.”
Please don’t call them “women engineers.” “Engineer” is just fine.
100 Years of Juanita Plumb
100 years of Juanita Plumb.
Cait & Nancy
Cait O’Callaghan Reen and Nancy Hynes O’Callaghan are cut from the same cotton scrubs.
Alisha Kelly: Les Feuilles Mortes
Those memories are buried in the dusty corners of my mind, like the faded photographs from the early ‘80s, their edges blurred with a sepia tint. Her voice, distinct and rich, still clearly resonates within me.
Sue and Dot. Dot and Sue.
I find myself wishing I had more time, wishing I could remember everything. Heck, I even knew everything about her. But our heads never remember all the things that our hearts wants to. All you can do is know that the love stays. I’ll be over here struggling to pass on those life-lessons to my daughters that Dot Rocca made look so easy.