Category Archives: Activism

Political and social advocacy and activism

• Censored for Talking about Lactation

  Amy W. asks what’s so wrong about discussing lactation in casual conversation as she reminisces about being censored for discussing the topic.  MORE

• What Animal Rescue is Teaching My Children

  I believe my son is learning important lessons from the work that we do in rescue. We don’t judge books by their covers. We know about commitment, because a no-show from us means certain death for the dogs we were scheduled to pick up. We know about prioritizing and time management, because sometimes death row trumps algebra (not always – but sometimes.).  MORE

• The Nouveau Feminist

  We are the next generation of feminists. We have been taught as children that we are as good as men. That we can do anything men can do. We are CEOs and judges and IT creators and analysts. We rank in the military and are secret spies. We are top-quality actresses and comediennes and run businesses and start things. The …  MORE

• Mothers in Arms

  In the inflammatory Mommy Wars, working mothers and stay-at-home moms are all vying for self-esteem along with validation of their choices. In the battle over the title of perfect, the concept of “good enough” has been lost.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Recycling

  This week we asked you to share recycling with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Grounding into the Earth for Relaxation and Renewal

  Grounding into the earth (even indoors) can make a huge difference in how you feel without trying to fade or fix your feelings away.  MORE

• 8 Great Earth Day Activities for Families

  Celebrating Earth Day with children is a great way to help them learn about our beautiful planet, and our responsibility to care for it. There are so many ways that we can contribute to the Earth’s care every day, through things like recycling, composting, and reducing our consumption. But on Earth Day, it can be fun to find a special activity to do together to commemorate the day.  MORE

• 10 Easy Ways to Go Reusable at Home

  In the spirit of Earth Day this month, here are 10 simple changes you can make to create a more eco-friendly environment in your home.  MORE

• 8 Reasons to Go Camping With Your Kids

  The weather is warmer, and it is time to think about taking a break. As you plan your family vacation, consider hitting the trails with your kids.  MORE

• I Did Not Birth a Syndrome

  As Spencer was born, placed on my belly, and then taken across the room to be checked over, my husband and I were both watching and checking for obvious Down syndrome markers. We knew there would be some and we were fine with that. We just hoped they wouldn’t be overly obvious.  MORE

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