Social Q&A’s with Dr. Ramani
My elderly mother has an unnatural attachment to her dog. It is one of those small breeds that’s very portable, and she takes advantage…
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In the Life Of: Alicia Vela-Bailey, Stuntwoman
Career: Stuntwoman Hometown: Kailua, Island of Oahu, Hawaii Currently living in: Los Angeles Years in this career: 10 Personality traits: Passionate, brave and humble…
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The Woman Who Influenced Me
In 1995, I got engaged, moved to Tampa to join my fiancé, started my first ‘real job’ and planned our wedding. I was 24…
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Outlawing the Word “Fat” Is a Terrible Idea
by Lindsey Averill If you happen to watch Barbara Walter’s “Most Fascinating People of 2013” than you heard Jennifer Lawrence argue that “It should…
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Lily or Louder Red Cross Bash
As the year was coming to a close, over 650 of Palm Beach’s young professionals descended upon The Beach Club with friends and family…
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The Power of Photography
If only Louis Daguerre was still around to have seen the evolution of photography and cameras. What we do today with photography would have…
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Santa Claus Types from Around the World
In the United States, Santa Claus is jolly with rosy cheeks. His counterparts around the world are quite different and sometimes scary. In fact,…
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Read Global Empowers Literacy in Rural Areas
One hundred and thirty million girls in South Asia will marry as children by 2030, ending their education and resulting in early pregnancies. More…
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How the Media Failed Women in 2013
We often forget exactly how mean people can be to one another. Just when you think we are moving forward, we’re reminded that…
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Creating Structure Out of Chaos via Social Media
French-born, Amsterdam-resident Thomas Jullien sees the endless possibilities of social media and created an Instagram short film from 852 photos from 852 different accounts. The film, which…
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Photographer Michael Galinsky’s Malls Across America captures the essence of the 1980s
The eighties bring to mind awesomely, flamboyant style: There was feathered hair, leg warmers and shoulder pads for women, and sleeveless shirts, parachute pants,…
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UN Women Ad Campaign Exposes Gender Discrimination
A powerful new ad campaign, created by Memac Ogilvy & Mather Dubai for United Nations Women, uses actual Google searches to reveal the pervasiveness…
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Women Are Key to Solving Hunger
Coinciding with the announcement of the 2013 World Food Prize, Women Thrive Worldwide, an influential women’s advocacy group, is calling on world leaders to…
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‘She Will Connect’ Program Addresses Gender and Technology Gap
During the 2013 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting in September, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced an unprecedented partnership between World Pulse, a…
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Bag designer Patricia Nash and celebrities team up for breast cancer auction
October, once mainly known for Halloween and the color orange, is now dually recognized for the color pink and as National Breast Cancer Awareness…
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Talking to Your Children about 9/11
Each year when September 11 arrives we find ourselves transporting our thoughts back to that day, remembering where we were and how those in…
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