Image Courtesy of The Women’s March The idea of dedicating a day to women and their voices has been around since the early 1900s, when gender equality movements picked up steam in parts of the industrialized world. And for generations since, women everywhere have been working tirelessly to tighten the gap, facing immense opposition and systemic […]
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It’s that inherent empathy that has fueled the launch and success of her experiment-turned-business, The Confetti Project.
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Thankfully, these four locations bring the dreamy winter getaway to your doorstep, creating a winter wonderland oasis in the midst of a concrete jungle.
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Ah, book shopping. The only form of consumerism that, by the time I’m sliding my credit card into the chip reader and there’s no turning back, still has me feeling like I’ve done something right.
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In our first edition, I’ll take you through a route that highlights some of my favorite places to visit in and around the Catskills during a lazy, cold-weather weekend.
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How Nooklyn agent Kate Quintard is making it happen in New York.
Read more "Talent, meet drive."I’m not going to lie, my nerves reached a high point going into NYC’s 2018 Women’s March on the morning of January 20th. Despite the traction that this new era of feminism has built in the last year alone, I couldn’t shake the fear that our momentum had diminished. That complacency had taken over, and […]
Read more "The 2018 Women’s March in NYC was just what we needed"We may be on our way out of last week’s freeze, but many New Yorkers continue to face long days and nights out in the cold. Homelessness rates in NYC have been at an all-time high since 2016, with the city’s shelter census exceeding 62,000 people according to the Coalition for the Homeless’ 2017 State […]
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Luckily, most of the best warm, boozy drinks are easy and quick to whip up in your own kitchen, ready to slurp up as you snuggle by your television fireplace.
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Throughout his ten years in NYC, architect, graphic designer, and children’s author extraordinaire Rajiv Fernandez has acquired a treasure trove of knowledge about all things apartment hunting, living, and design.
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