Interviews
Interviews
“Not every woman has the opportunity or the access to this kind of comfort in her daily life. In fact, there are thousands of women in the United States alone who are homeless and desperately in need of bras as well as menstrual products to help enhance their human dignity and quality of life.”
“Not every woman has the opportunity or the access to this kind of comfort in her daily life. In fact, there are thousands of women in the United States alone who are homeless and desperately in need of bras as well as menstrual products to help enhance their human dignity and quality of life.”
“When she was just 15 years old, Gabby Frost founded Buddy Project, Inc., a non-profit movement that aims to prevent suicide, self-harm and eating disorders. Since April 8, 2013, Buddy Project has been pairing teens with buddies to build positive relationships and bolster companionship.”
“When she was just 15 years old, Gabby Frost founded Buddy Project, Inc., a non-profit movement that aims to prevent suicide, self-harm and eating disorders. Since April 8, 2013, Buddy Project has been pairing teens with buddies to build positive relationships and bolster companionship.”
“Phuc, now a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and the face of the Kim Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to aiding children in war-torn areas across the globe, is determined to share her message of peace and forgiveness with young people around the world.”
“Phuc, now a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and the face of the Kim Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to aiding children in war-torn areas across the globe, is determined to share her message of peace and forgiveness with young people around the world.”
“Harkavy was inspired to take action after stumbling upon dozens of social media accounts that were solely devoted to the promotion of eating disorders, body shaming, and self-harm. She decided that through her music she could help combat some of these negative messages that society is sending to young girls and women.”
“Harkavy was inspired to take action after stumbling upon dozens of social media accounts that were solely devoted to the promotion of eating disorders, body shaming, and self-harm. She decided that through her music she could help combat some of these negative messages that society is sending to young girls and women.”
