Author Archives
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Female Financial Literacy
By Europe & Me‘s Laura Worsch Ever thought about your pension? Europe & Me‘s Laura Worsch had not until recently, but found out how educating yourself on long-term financial security is also a way to close the gender gap. While women… Read More ›
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The Type to Think in Black & White
By Ashley Kincaid An artist’s portfolio tells a story, I’m proud of what mine is telling.” Ashley Kincaid My personal journey with trauma and mental health began at five years old. I was molested at my small hometown elementary school… Read More ›
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To Pill or Not To Pill?
By Taren Silvia Bernardini I believe to share one’s story could be one of the most important objectives to carry out in one’s lifetime. If not to learn thyself, know thyself, and share your experiences so that others may take… Read More ›
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Blood and pain: periods. What is normal?
By Europe & Me‘s Editors Although half of the population needs to deal with menstruation cycles during a large part of their lives, we know so little about how others experience this. Maybe we talk about our periods with friends, siblings,… Read More ›
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Let’s talk about endometriosis.
By Europe & Me‘s Editors In the last issue, Europe & Me asked Young Europeans about their experiences with their period. The editors team at E&M wanted to dive a little deeper and open up conversations that have long been tabooed. We sat down… Read More ›
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Flushing Our Stresses Away: How Bathrooms Can Save Us During Covid
By Treena Orchard Joan Didion’s epic book The White Album opens with the line: “We tell ourselves stories in order to live.” These eight words of clarion wisdom ring with urgency as biological and social unrest sweep the globe. Whether… Read More ›
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Poland: Will I ever stop fighting for my rights?
By Europe & Me‘s Julia Zalewska In Europe & Me‘s previous issue, they published this article about the reversion of the right to abortion in Poland. This time, E&M‘s Julia Zalewska, born and raised in Poland, recounts her experience of continuously having to fight… Read More ›
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Perspective
By Victoria Ferguson Perspective has been weighing on my mind quite heavily, as of lately. Like art, everyone has a unique point of view, creating a multitude of understandings in every situation. The trail of instances that transpire in our… Read More ›
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Three women, three backgrounds, three stories: One conversation.
By Europe and Me‘s Friederike Sandow Europe & Me author Friederike Sandow has sat down with three women to talk all things feminist. The conversation was recorded and has been transcribed by the author, some answers have been abbreviated for clarity…. Read More ›
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Why am I so angry now?
By Sara Assad-Mannings Sarah Everard was taken minutes from my home; on a street I drive down multiple times a week and have walked down more times than I can count. It’s terrifyingly close to home and we are all… Read More ›
