These readings range from light-hearted and satirical comedy by women with sharp tongues, to controversial manifestos by women with radical minds and a vision for change, to women with deeply moving stories that stay with us forever, affecting a fundamental part of us.
Author Archives: Becca Burton
May
07
Why Exotic Dancers and Prostitutes Can Be Feminists
posted by Becca Burton
In a post-feminist world, why shouldn’t women have the freedom to choose their profession? Let’s not restrict body empowerment to club dancing or private bedrooms, and protect the rights of women to choose their profession…even if it is to titillate others.
March
19
Before & After
posted by Becca Burton
Before and after weight loss pictures have always irked me. And for multiple reasons.
February
19
Mental Health Counselor Uses Personal Experience to Rebuild Healthy Relationships with Food
posted by Becca Burton
Kelly Ulmer, a 27-year-old registered mental health counseling intern, spends her days helping others recover from eating disorders. She knows the draining experience all too well. She too fell victim to the hold to the psychological strain of the illness. But, luckily, she had help.
January
16
10 Ways to Alleviate the New Year Blues
posted by Becca Burton
You don’t need to be perfect in 2017. In fact, I think one of the smartest resolutions is to try and be a little bit happier if anything. In the spirit of feeling calm and in control, I’ve compiled this list of small things you can try to do in 2017 to be a little happier.
December
18
Now Accepting 2017 Renaissance Woman Scholarship Applications!
posted by Becca Burton
The Renaissance Woman Scholarship is open to any woman currently enrolled in college who shows interest in women’s issues and has a knack for writing.
November
20
Former Diver, Gymnast Makes a Comeback through Circus Arts
posted by Becca Burton
Laura Landry, a former gymnast and diver, has a new found love of circus. She wants to prove that there is no age limit to this art form.
