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 ›
Inspired
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 ›
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 ›
Ayukta: A Tool to Enlighten Life
By Ruchika Dubey Everything comes to pass, nothing comes to stay Matthew Flickstein I now understand the above quote from Mathew Flickstein in a real way. I know, this tough time is going to pass soon. Though it is a… Read More ›
How experiencing solitude changed my relationships
By Thaís Stella I thought that I knew how to love someone while respecting my own freedom, but I didn’t. I thought that I was free, but I wasn’t. Here’s how that changed after I spent nearly two months backpacking… Read More ›
All the feels (on self-validation)
By Europe and Me‘s Robin White People hardly ever describe me without using a “too” in addition. Too honest. Too loud. Too emotional. Too radical. Too angry. Too complicated – you name it. So many feelings, opinions or ideas I’ve… Read More ›
Expect the Unexpected
By Victoria Reissner Many times, I have asked myself why I left leave Buenos Aires, quit my job, left my family and friend behind to move to Europe. This was around 5 years ago and I would normally struggle to… Read More ›
Take up space in a more positive and healthy way
By Silvana Kroni Every cloud and all that. Even COVID. It wasn’t until I had to self isolate (possibly with COVID, we don’t know as it was too early on to get tests at the time) that I threw myself… Read More ›
How paying attention affects our decision processes – Lessons from Poker
By Fatumah Nakayiza The Biggest Bluff by Maria Konnikova is my favorite book so far, this year. It is about how Konnikova, a writer with a PhD in Psychology embarked on a journey to learn to play professional poker (a… Read More ›
Finding Myself Through My Partner’s Experience
By Ashley Iosbaker “Here’s to strong women: may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.” I always wanted to be a strong woman. You know what that looks like to you, and I bet for every one… Read More ›
A Tribe Of Women 