So far, the topics include alopecia, autism, and food allergies. The hope is to build awareness, confidence, and empathy among youngsters. The books are available on Amazon.

Sharyn Anderson-Campbell and Tiera Sprauve offer uplifting stories that celebrate self-acceptance and mental health.

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can actually worsen your distress. When we dislike ourselves, we don’t take good care of ourselves, and it shows, translating into lack of self-confidence and a genuine inability to love and ...

Rizzo set out to design a slide that would "inspire and empower." She came up with a system where wearers interchange various affirmation inserts.

Through the Fantastic Four, Lee and Kirby built out the Marvel Universe, redefining superheroes from the square-jawed characters found at DC into true pop art creations, modern in style and ...

Research shows that extroverts tend to enjoy more success in the workplace, but it means that businesses miss out on the ...

A fellow survivor, she was a literary and political adviser who helped her husband gain recognition as a singular ... s latest examination of male self-delusion, finds a Brooklyn journalist ...

struggles and triumphs of a queer English Burmese actor is the topic of our January book club discussion. “Something Rotten,” Andrew Lipstein’s latest examination of male self-delusion ...