India has become notoriously dangerous among solo female travelers, but one woman proves it’s not only possible to travel there — […]
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Q&A with Joy McBrien, Founder of Fair Anita
This online marketplace sells artisan crafts from women in developing countries, many of whom have been victims of sexual violence. McBrien […]
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Pregnancy on Film: Ranking the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
In celebrating the release of Kris Swanberg’s ‘Unexpected’ this week, we’ve rounded up and ranked the popular canon of pregnancy flicks. […]
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Q&A with Kris Swanberg, Writer & Director of ‘Unexpected’
Kris Swanberg is reimagining the pregnancy film genre and wow’ing Sundance crowds while she’s at it. by Becky Schultz When indie […]
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Movie Review: ‘Trainwreck,’ starring Amy Schumer and Bill Hader
Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow crank out the laughs, but forget to add the heart to their latest feature film collaboration. […]
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Flow Your Own Way? Depends Where You Live
Periods are universal, but a woman’s individual experience differs depending on where she lives. by Anna Meyer From pads and tampons […]
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Q&A with Fashion Illustrator Gretchen Roehrs
How the Midwestern transplant found Instagram inspiration from California produce. by Paige Pritchard images courtesy of Gretchen Roehrs Banana peels and […]
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Lost in Transit: A Photo Essay
Planes, trains and tuk-tuks; how traveling gives us insight into how other cultures get around. text and photos by Grace Molteni […]
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Five Films You Can Support on Kickstarter Today
A curated list of active, worthy Kickstarter campaigns that you can back today. by Andrea Kszystyniak photo courtesy of Mutiny of […]
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Where My Ladies At?
The lack of women in mainstream music festival lineups doesn’t reflect the gender makeup of summer fest-goers – so what gives? […]
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