October 2024

Dear, Sisters ♥ As I pen this letter, I am reminded of the complexities that weave through the fabric of motherhood and daughterhood. Love can be a tangled thread, but […]

In times like these, when our shared hopes and principles feel shaken, I want to extend my heart to you—each of you who feels the weight of these challenges yet

As we enter the final stretch of this election season, we’re witnessing some concerning, even illegal, attempts by extremists trying to sway votes with tactics as desperate as they are

Yesterday, Trump’s former chief of staff, Retired Marine Gen. John Kelly told the New York Times that Trump is “the general definition of a fascist.” He called Trump’s leadership “dictatorial”

New Zealand holds the distinguished title of being the first self-governing country to grant women the right to vote in parliamentary elections. This groundbreaking achievement occurred in 1893, marking a

We women are like emotional ninjas—masters of sensing when something’s off, always ready to jump in and save the day with just the right words or the perfect hug. It’s

Today, we celebrate how far we’ve come in breaking the silence around mental health. It wasn’t long ago that discussing mental well-being felt like a taboo, but now we can

Once upon a time, women were chattel. Property. Voiceless. Erased. Today, the chains are invisible, but they’re tightening around us again—and some women are willingly putting them on. How did

Once upon a time, women were more than pursued—they were chattel. Yes, you read that right—property, traded like cattle or the latest must-have collectible (except we didn’t come with a

In the early hours, when the world feels wrapped in stillness and shadows, that’s when my bravest self whispers to me. It’s a quiet, unshakeable courage that rises, almost effortlessly,

There’s a thread in human history—one that stretches back as far as we can trace. It’s the thread of division, of hierarchy, of one group positioning itself above another to

On a bright, bustling afternoon, Clara found herself in a cozy café, tucked into the corner with her large, half-empty latte—a silent witness to the vibrant lives around her. Groups

In a world where humans can now speak across oceans with a tap on a screen, where we can witness each other’s struggles, triumphs, and realities in real-time, I often