Read real stories about inspiring women and be empowered to look after your mind, body and spirit through the good and bad times.
As someone who has faced the process of standing up against my school, I encourage everyone to do the same. I understand it is a daunting prospect, I was very scared about anonymity in my campaigns, so [I’ve shared] some of my best tips from my own experiences!
We caught up with a women’s health nurse to talk about cervical smears, understanding our own bodies and common myths and questions about women's health!
Growing up half English and half Bengali, my identity is split in two. I have grown up with such split lives that I have found myself subconsciously switching and adjusting myself to whatever part of my ethnicity I need to tend to.
Dr Elizabeth Kerekere gives us the lowdown on intersectional education, and how we can strategically and safely challenge things like homophobia and transphobia within our communities.
We had the amazing opportunity to sit down and kōrero with Green MP, Dr Elizabeth Kerekere about takatāpui, their belonging in whānau, hapu and iwi, and her own work around this.
Shuari Naidoo talks to us about starting her business, taking up opportunities, and her mission to end period poverty!
There are lots of different takes on cheating - so we talked to a few different girls to get their thoughts and work out what the deal is with cheating.
“You allow me to experience the beauty of the world and over time, I will see the beauty in you too."
In part 2 of our interview with Jahla Lawrence, we talk about making change, community, self-care and diversity!
In part 1 of our interview with passionate young leader, Jahla Lawrence, we talk about all things social change and advocacy.
Breakups are hard, whether they are between friends or relationships. Read about some of the ways we can deal with breakups.
We talk with Miranda, co-founder of Dignity, about her experience starting a period equity business and her advice for other young women!
We had the pleasure of having a kōrero with driven mental health advocate and founder of Mindfit, Jess.
A reflection two years on from the Christchurch Mosque shootings.
I wouldn’t know how to be ‘normal’ if I tried.
The team having fun with stereotype messages
What does being whole even mean? I’m pretty sure I was born whole. I’m not a half, so why do I feel incomplete?
Whats it like to work in a bar?
Lets Talk About Sex
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