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HealthDieting is a Social Illness. Youth Pay the Price
On social media, you tend to see the same kinds of bodies over and over, and it’s easy to feel like that’s what you’re supposed to look like. The thing is, I didn’t even really know what an eating disorder was, so it kind of just happened without me realizing it would become a biggerContinue reading "Dieting is a Social Illness. Youth Pay the Price"
EducationCameras For Girls
Q&A with Amina Mohamed
Joyce started by borrowing a camera to photograph small events. Now, she’s photographed heads of state. The shift didn’t happen overnight. In the beginning, she had the training and the drive, but not the tools. Like so many young women trying to break into media, she was caught in a cycle that’s hard to escape. No camera meant no portfolio. No portfolio meant no paid work.
Joyce started by borrowing a camera to photograph small events. Now, she’s photographed heads of state. The shift didn’t happen overnight. In the beginning, she had the training and the drive, but not the tools. Like so many young women trying to break into media, she was caught in a cycle that’s hard to escape. No camera meant no portfolio. No portfolio meant no paid work.
IdentityGive to Gain: Why Women’s Progress Is Built in Community
Every year, International Women’s Day offers a moment for businesses, individuals and communities to reflect on and acknowledge the many roles and accomplishments of women. Equity, however, is more than supporting and celebrating women on a day dictated by the calendar. Inclusion and equity are embedded in culture. They are nurtured and strengthened in boardroomsContinue reading "Give to Gain: Why Women’s Progress Is Built in Community"