Whose “Empowerment”?
In the international aid field, “empowerment”-driven initiatives too often simplify women’s experiences through a Western lens. By Meghna Ravishankar Photo by […]
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The Canon: Books to Read In October
A new Snow White, nasty women, and spooky stories. By Jordan Bascom, Daley Farr, Emma Gordon, Celia Mattison, Annie Metcalf, and […]
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Running on Empty
Five women, three colleges and the disordered eating that unifies them all. By Melody Mercado Illustration by Grace Molteni Participating in […]
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Toxic Toys, Bad Vibrations
The booming sex toy industry is largely unregulated. Can it ensure its products are safe enough for a growing customer base? […]
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The Connection Between Microagressions and Mental Health for PoC
How students and (some) institutions are combating microaggressive behavior on campus, which can lead to anxiety and depression for students of […]
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Asil Moussa, the Hijab-Wearing Actress You Should Know
Moussa creates opportunities for herself and other women in hijab as an indie film writer, actress, and director. By Nadia Eldemerdash […]
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Waiting in Line: Undocumented Students Fight for Protection
As the Administration moves toward ending the Obama-era program that provides 800,000 young undocumented immigrants life without fear of deportation, DREAMers […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in September
A Texas thriller, conceptual art, and various views on racism in America By Jenean Marie Gilmer, Daley Farr, Emma Gordon, Annie […]
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Stewardship and Permaculture at Quail Springs
A California nonprofit teaches sustainable ways of living to students, artists, gardeners, and whomever else lusts to learn from the land. […]
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Q&A with Lindsey Kukunda, founder of Not Your Body
Cataloguing and fighting against sexual assault in Uganda. Story and photo by Alice Rowsome Walking through a petrol station in shorts […]
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