Broad-based movements have been key to instigating social reforms from the labor movement to gender equality and civil rights. While the mechanisms may have moved on from the stump to social media, there are always five elements that characterize a social movement. Building and maintaining the momentum for social change […]
The team and I are delighted to welcome our newest editor to the team. Here is a little bit about her: Born and raised in Montreal, Rose Marie Colucci is a fashionista and the author of Style Up. Having been in the banking business for many years and an English […]
It’s long been said that America is all about rugged individualism, and that is true to some extent. But while being as self-sufficient as you can be is an admirable trait, it takes one only so far, says Quint Studer. People need people in order to really live—and nowhere […]
Dad of three Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock has a monstrous 146 million followers; with an average of 20 million likes. Footballing legend David Beckham ranks second, with 56.1 million followers, whilst pop sensation Justin Timberlake has 55.5 million. New dad Joe Swash places second from last, with just 860,000 […]
Project Beauty Share (PBS) is a non-profit that collects new personal care, hygiene, and beauty products, and distributes them to over 70 agencies and non-profits who are helping marginalized women get back on their feet. PBS was started by Julie Farley, who has been a makeup artist for over 30 […]
WE Magazine for Women is delighted to welcome our newest lifestyle editor, Zenobia Bailey to our team. Let me tell you about her… Zenobia D. Bailey, MA A wellness and e-business coach, she recently retired from the University of Maryland University College, where she taught Learning Strategies and Professional Business […]
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