The Thirlby’s newest editorial intern Natalie on her navigation over the years of the Women’s March, tis exclusions, and why she chose not to attend it . . .
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The Thirlby’s newest editorial intern Natalie on her navigation over the years of the Women’s March, tis exclusions, and why she chose not to attend it . . .
Contributor Ayesha Sharma on how gender identity and its affirmation are powerful approaches to practising self-care . . .
Books to carry you through as you carry the weight of divorce, separation, or break-up . . .
So you’ve KonMari’d your entire closet after watching the Netflix series. You now know conscious living involves more than just our bodies, it lives in our clothes. Writer Michelle Wallace guides you into how to keep the mindfulness going . . .
Researchers Mayara Figueiredo & Yunan Chan find that for womxn who menstruate, tracking fertility as an additional or alternative method can be a daunting task . . .
What does it mean to be homesick in the modern world, and does technology help or hinder us when we move to a new place? John Osborne revisits his past to find out.
From skincare products to medical coverage, Activist Kin Kaatz Chary shows how society is ageist & actions to take against it . . .
Social Worker Miri Mogilevsky shows how depression is a complicated and misunderstood condition, even now. Depression cries but it also smiles, depression can’t rise from bed but also can leave the house, depression is dynamic . . .
Miscarriage is “lonely, painful, and demoralizing,” Michelle Obama writes in her new memoirs . . .