This holiday season, consider giving your time, energy and support (financial or not) to these worth organizations.

It's the most wonderful time of the month!

Perhaps you have a bit of extra time this holiday weekend—here are a few suggestions for how to use it.

Technically it's still fall, but whether you are enjoying just a slight cool down or full-on winter weather right now, here are a few chic and functional coats to see you through the season.

In political news, there's much at stake over the next year. Statewide elections were held across the nation yesterday, and we've rounded up a few articles to help better explain the results and what they mean.

In all the stories we've told, we've amassed quite the collection of wisdom—especially pertaining to the intersection of change and circumstance. Here is a bit of advice to guide you on your journey.

"My dumplings are almost as nice as my Mom’s now. My kids’s dumplings? Not so much. But they don’t really care and in the end, it all tastes the same—the taste of memories and of love."

Hello, Scorpio - this one's for you!

One woman discusses the evolution of her relationship to her partner, herself, her future stepchildren and her work as she transitions from from childfree by choice to pending parenthood as a stepmother.

The advice, stories, and discussions—by women and for women—that we've been listening to lately and highly recommend.

"I am in the midst of one of the most fulfilling moments in my entire life. I have crystal clear clarity of what I am supposed to do in my life right now and I am doing it...I had no idea my life would look like this at 38. It’s rad all around."

We're a publication written by and for women of an uncertain age and particular attitude—and these incredible women embody all that we stand for, especially their thoughts on the nuances of aging.

"As individuals we need to have more conversations and demand answers. We aren’t demanding change. We’re not paying enough attention. Often when we do pay attention, it’s too late."

"And while this process may not be 'effortless,' it is the means through which we can genuinely manifest lasting improvements in our life."

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court struggled to decide whether a landmark 1964 civil rights law bars employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and transgender status.

It's National Hispanic Heritage Month! Arts & Culture Editor, Nora Gomez-Strauss​, has created a list of 20 inspiring Hispanic creatives to follow on Instagram in support of their passionate artistic pursuits.

"What we put into our bodies is the foundation of our overall health. It’s what gives us the energy and vibrancy to nourish the other parts of our lives—the parts that feed us emotionally and spiritually."

“It’s paramount that we honor women who paved the way for us, because without visibility our history becomes lost."

For a little astrological direction as we head into fall, Rory McMahan—resident insights and tarot guru—is here with our October Tarotscopes.

From thrills and chills to "Modern Love", here's a look at what we are most excited to stream in October.

"If this happened to me, it could happen to anyone else."

Cannelle et Vanille, the latest book from Aran Goyoaga, is available today. We interviewed the author, food stylist and photographer about her one-woman process and the heart of her work.

Today, September 20, marks a day of protest and activism to shine a light on our planet in peril—and how the human footprint is drastically affecting its ability to survive.

Gretchen Jones talks with Environmental Policy professional, Lisa McNally, about her decision to be childfree thus far, the surprising impact of children on the environment (it's not what you think!) and how her progressive upbringing laid the foundation for her leading a self actualized life.