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Azure Created Her Own Happiness

Finding herself uninspired at her HR job, 31-year-old Azure Antoinette from NYC, knew that there had to be more to life. So, when she witnessed...

Paternity Leave Around the World

These countries are making it more feasible for women to be in the boardroom, by enabling men to stay at home and help out.

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Awesome Member of the Week: Kristin Pedemonti Listens and Learns Before Doing

GOOD is featuring interviews of devoted members each week on good.is. Kristin Pedemonti is a cause-focused storyteller, speaker, and TED talks finalist.

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Why We Need Coding Clubs for Girls

Girls Who Code was born out of my experience in politics.

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Quit the Flowers and Candy: Express Your Love in a Monument

People throughout history - desiring to express their love - have left their love marks everywhere - carved in trees, written on benches, sprayed on walls or locked to a bridge. Different cultures around the world have developed their own ways of expressing this unique instinctive human feeling.

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This Sexy Lingerie Does Good Globally

The lingerie industry typically portrays women as catering to men; at Naja, we emphasize the relationship between a woman and herself. That’s why all of our panties empower women with inspirational quotes in the lining and the bra cups are all printed on the inside.

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We Need to Stop Saying “Babies Ruin Bodies”

Before I became pregnant, someone told me, "don't have a baby, babies ruin your body." It has been over a year since Anabel began her life. This...Before I became pregnant, someone told me, "don't have a baby, babies ruin your body."

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Sewing as Protest: Why You Should Care About Garment Worker Struggles

It is time for us to examine our priorities as American consumers.

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In An Era of Opportunity, Five Tips For Modern Entrepreneurs

The story of women advancing around the globe is starting to become a norm. In the long line of women within my family, I am the first to graduate from college...

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Teaching is the Best Way to Learn: Why One Man is Hiring Struggling Teens to Tutor Elementary Students

In a district where 85 percent of ninth graders read below grade level, most of the teens hired by Mark and his team know firsthand what it’s like to fall behind in school. Helping younger students become proficient in reading at a young age gives them a chance to be an integral part of fixing this problem. And as it turns out, when teens feel useful and smart, they act that way.