Femtech To The Rescue
Femtech delivers female-focused health technology that could transform women’s lives. Discover how it could support menstrual health, fertility, menopause, and more. Ladies—wish you could buy eco-frie
Daytripping With the Guys
The next time someone proposes a hangout and a pint in your guys’ group chat, shake things up. You can grab a beer with your best buds anywhere. Why not atop a soaring mountain peak? Or beside rushing
4 Tips for a Virtual Mother’s Day During COVID-19
We love our moms, and with Mother’s Day right around the corner, it’s time we celebrated them for everything they’ve done for us. But with the COVID-19 epidemic still encouraging physical distancing r
Revive the lost art of reflection
In the daily grind of constant doing, reflection can feel a far way off. Yet, without practising reflection upon what we’re doing, how we’re going about it, and why, that very doing can lose its meani
Pure Magic
Raise your hand if you spend a little extra time on social media looking for the most gorgeous, comforting plant-based foods as soon as cold weather strikes. Is your (sweater-covered) arm in the air?
Is Sunscreen Worth It?
Between damage to sea life, nasty chemical ingredients, and the fact that skin cancer rates are still rising, you might be questioning whether sunscreen is such a good idea. It is—if you choose the ri
How to Save a Sanctuary
Since its founding in 2016, Charlie’s Acres—a farm animal sanctuary in Sonoma, CA—has been a place where visitors can make personal connections with animals who’ve been rescued from traumatic circumst
City Farmers Chat and Chew
The weather on the day of Vancouver’s 8th Urban Farming Forum was typical for January: grey, wet, scatterings of dingy snow left over from a recent fall. It took some effort to imagine tomatoes ripeni
7 Ways to Treat and Prevent Indigestion Naturally
How many times have you felt uncomfortably full after a meal? Perhaps you’ve had nausea or even a burning sensation? If so, you\'ve likely experienced indigestion. This wouldn\'t be unusual considering
Why I Grow Hemp
After the boom season of 2019, when planted hemp acreage in America went from 78,000 acres the year prior to half a million acres, the oversupply left some hemp farmers challenged, while others thrive
