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For Natalie Lui, the mental health of humans is inseparable from the environmental health of our planet. Natalie is program director at Body Banter, a quickly growing nonprofit organization that brings together youth voices from around the world to discuss body…Read More

With a great passion for cultural heritage, Betsy Sweeny is an architectural historian who started her career in the museum space. After gaining experience and expanding her knowledge, she merged her learnings with her love for historic buildings. Betsy dedicates her time…Read More

It’s National Beach Day, and one lucky winner can enjoy the last days of summer with this beautifully curated Eco-Giveaway 2021, valued at $270    •          Indosole –  Flip Flops with a Soul •          Beach’D – Bags Responsibly Made with Globally Sourced Materials…Read More

Photo: 16’ Tokitai Totem Pole weighing 3000 lbs. carved by the Lummi Nation House of Tears Carvers to bring attention to the captive Lolita Sk’aliCh’elh-tenaut, in the Miami Seaquarium held in inhumane conditions. Janice Hall shown with Phreddie Xwenang Lane(Sul ka…Read More

Coffee is an essential part of everyone’s daily routine. Dealing with the kids, reading those early morning emails, or getting through your next meeting would be impossible for many of us without a good quality cup of joe in our…Read More

With ecological awareness on the rise, having an eco-friendly and minimalistic home is more popular than ever. This article will walk you through areas of your home that you can alter with different minimalist design elements that will ensure you…Read More

This article is a collaboration with ECOS Paints. Photo: Architrave 1582 and Creamery White 1526 from ECOS Paints’ Lisa Tharp Colors Over the past year, bedrooms have turned into our offices and sharable spaces for multiple activities. Now many of…Read More

Everything is made up of chemicals. Your breakfast, parts of your car, the sidewalk, your clothing, and all matter that you interact with at any given moment consists of these substances. When we talk about chemicals in our food and…Read More

This month we celebrate Women History Month and it’s the perfect time to address some of the issues that affect women, and that are not always openly discussed, such as infertility, sexuality, and other aspects related to feminine wellness. That’s…Read More

Plastic pollution is a global issue with major environmental consequences. According to the UN Environment, researchers estimate that more than 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic have been produced since the early 1950s. About 60% of that plastic has ended up…Read More