Have you ever found yourself staring at a broken cabinet hinge or a flickering light, completely unsure of where to even start? Meet The Trans Handy Ma’am Mercury Stardust, a DIY expert and advocate who is changing the way we think about home maintenance. With a unique blend of humor, compassion, and hands-on knowledge, Mercury Stardust is proving that fixing things is not just for professionals or homeowners, it’s for everyone. Yet fixing handy projects is not only what Mercury does, but she also has a #1 New York Times bestselling book, Safe and Sound, a hotline offering real-time DIY advice, and a record-breaking fundraiser supporting gender-affirming care. Read on to learn more about Mercury Stardust.
Read MoreMarie Newman (she/her), a lifelong progressive activist, is a former US Representative whose office in the Longworth House Office Building was located right across from right-wing Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. After Greene insulted Newman’s transgender daughter, Newman flew the transgender pride flag outside of her own office. But advocating for transgender people is just one of many progressive positions Newman has agitated for over the course of her life. She has been a woman’s rights, gun reform, healthcare and income equity champion her entire life. Her prescriptive memoir, A Life Made From Scratch, is due to be released on March 18. Read on to learn more about the tremendous work of Marie Newman!
Read MoreKara Eastman (she/her) is a woman of many passions, but aside from punk rock nearly all of them involve making lives better for people who unduly suffer under the effects of untamed late-stage capitalism, the for-profit health industry, the lack or disregard of environmental regulations, or media centralized in the hands of the ultra-wealthy. After a career of activism, she shows no signs of slowing down! Read on to learn more about the work of the indefatigable Kara Eastman!
Read MoreMeet Illiterate Light, a band not just making music but creating an experience. In their latest album Arches the band weaves together distorted rock and raw emotion, and explores finding meaning in the struggle. Whether they are electrifying crowds at Brooklyn Made or reimagining live performances with their bicycle-powered stage at Newport Folk Festival, Illiterate Light is constantly exploring new ways to connect with fans and spark change. Read on to learn more about Illiterate Light, their music, and their work.
Read MoreIf you have children or are considering it in the future, you may have some concerns about what the world will look like as they grow up. While your climate anxiety is valid, the best thing you can do for your child is teach them to care for the environment. Here are four simple ways to raise the next generation to be eco-conscious.
Read MoreAs we and our loved ones age we ultimately have to come to terms with what to do at the end. I know I have aging parents, and I want to avoid thinking about this as much as possible, but I also want to do what they would be happiest with when that time comes. I always assumed there were two main options available — a cemetery or cremation. However, my mother has alway told me she just wants to be thrown out into nature, and my father tells me he wants a viking funeral… my parents might be a little extra… Anyway, I think both of these options are illegal these days. So, I was very interested to learn about Terramation or human composting. Personally, I think it fits perfectly with what my mom envisions, is really beautiful, and might be unique enough to pacify my father..
With our over crowded world, Terramation is not only the best for the resources we have, but it is the cleanest and actually gives back to our environment. Please read on to learn more about human composting from the caring company Return Home as we dig deep with their Director of Outreach, Nicole Steinberg.
Marcia Kimpton does everything! She is a director, producer, writer, actress, late night host, podcaster, mental health advocate, and champion of women filmmakers. with over 40+ awards for her films she is taking her skills on the road to create works that will hopefully teach the world about the unique places she travels to and give back to these communities through the profits. She has even started her own APP, Kimpton Travels and Films, to help people keep up with her adventures! Please read on to learn more!
Read MoreI’m going to tell you a secret. Something that will shock you. Lean in… One of the biggest pole sport organizations in the United States, US Pole Sport Federation (USPSF) is run by Mormons, or Latter-Day Saints (LDS), as I was informed they prefer to be called. Most of their board are LDS and the two winning senior women athletes are/were Mormons: Bryanna (Bree) Fernelius (senior women sport nationals champion, still currently Mormon) and Angela Nelson (senior women art national champion, ex Mormon). It is almost like the LDS want to take over pole dancing!!
Read MoreWhile there are tons of amazing female artists in the music world, women are still in a minority of the leadership roles in the industry. There are many reasons for this, but some of it boils down to life just has more expectations for women — with the responsibilities of family often weighing much heavier on women. But this is where community come in. Women in Music (WIM) has 40 years of women supporting women, offering an inspiring environment for development, support, and growth! You don’t want to miss their next summit — Jan 15th-17th. Read on to learn more!
Read MoreIn an era dominated by perfection, Phaith Montoya is breaking barriers with a story rooted in resilience, authenticity, and bold self-expression. Along the way, she’s navigated the highs and lows of being a visible advocate for body inclusivity and mental health in the beauty and fashion industries. Her voice challenges systemic fat-phobia, inspires representation, and promotes self-love as an act of resistance. However, she’s not just a content creator but a mentor and a beacon of representation in the beauty and fashion spaces as a Latina and person of color. Keep reading to learn more about Phaith Montoya’s story.
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