Managing Stress Amidst COVID-19 For the past few months, COVID-19 has complicated our lives. Whether the virus has caused a change of life plans, getting laid off, or losing a loved one, many of us have had to deal with Read More
Taking the Leap: Changing Career Paths
If you haven’t noticed yet, our world has been a little hectic lately. Between the pandemic, possible UFO’s, and the craze of Netflix’s Tiger King, I think we can all agree it’s been a rollercoaster of a year. Add onto Read More
The Power in a Survivor’s Voice
My Saving Grace I never knew a bunch of words could be a life preserver, until I started writing. Growing up I always had a passion for literature but could not have imagined passion would turn into desperation. One would Read More
The Period Pandemic: Period Poverty In the Age of COVID
For some, deploying pads and tampons is as natural as the menstruation that postulates them. Yet long before COVID-19 and the subsequent economic blow that rattled the world, period poverty had been a glaring issue for millions who menstruate. According Read More
Why Now is the Time to Learn a New Language
While the coronavirus has caused many negative changes to our daily lives, one positive consequence of quarantine is that we now might have more free time on our hands. That makes today the ideal time to learn a new language. Read More
Is Social Media Taking a Toll on Your Mental Health?
Social Isolation and Comparison As the months ruled by COVID-19 stretch into the fall, many of you may be feeling the weight that comes from having minimal contact with friends and family. While social media can provide a space to Read More
Women’s Housing Investment Gap
Did you know single women purchase more homes than single men but lose on their return comparatively? This study explored the findings and resources from experts to gather 13 tips to help women improve these outcomes. Check it out! For more, Read More
Life in a Covid-19 Positive World
The World as We Know It If you are like me and the rest of the world you awoke one morning, and all you heard was talk of Coronavirus. People were becoming infected and dying at an alarming rate. It Read More
You’ve Posted on Social Media. Here’s What to Do Next!
If you’ve been on Instagram in the past two weeks, you may have noticed a lot of women posting black and white selfies with the hashtag #ChallengeAccepted and captioned with “empower women”. Maybe you posted one yourself! There was a Read More
5 Ways to Support Black Folks Right Now
Currently protests are raging across the country calling for justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and dozens of other Black folks who have been killed as a result of systemic racism. As our social media feeds and email inboxes flood Read More