Help for WAVE
Jessica Steed
August 13, 2012
16 Comments
One of the comments in a recent Exponent post lamented that LDS WAVE had great promise but had not met expectations. I was sad to
Menu
One of the comments in a recent Exponent post lamented that LDS WAVE had great promise but had not met expectations. I was sad to
I visit teach a lady who lives down the street from me. She had a baby earlier this year and I get lots of last
I know Girls Camp is not everyone’s cup of herbal tea, but I love it. I always come away with new skills or insights. For
I was twelve when I was first given a “checklist.” It wasn’t presented to me in that way by any particular person, but instead, it
Tomorrow is her first birthday, and she hasn’t gotten a fire ant bite yet. Â That’s something of a miracle given the menacing mounds that keep
by Sartawi (Sartawi is a BYU-educated nurse and a world-educated woman. Her life’s work is to help women of all cultures reach their full potential,
I’m sure we all remember that talk, you know, the one about the purse. I decided that I’d offer up the contents of my purse
Last weekend my daughters and I went on a pilgrimage. I know Jews feel compelled to make the “Aliyah” to Israel, and for Muslims the
By Regina. (She is a lifelong member, reader, wife, and world traveler.) As a preface, I don’t know the feminist response to what I am
Last night our feminist book club discussed Pioneer, Polygamist, Politician: The Life of Dr. Martha Hughes Cannon. Here is a great summary article of the book
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.