Her Campus at UCF
Republicans, Democrats, or People? Separating Politics from Humanity
During a time of extreme political division, it's paramount that we remember who we are before any political identity.
Her Campus at York U
Analogies on Empathy That Will Change Your Perspective
The good, the bad, the in-between–all of it has contributed to this incredibly complex, yet imperfect, person that I am.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Loving Myself To Love Others
Self-love unlocked a secret to transforming my relationships. Discover how setting boundaries, letting go of judgment, and embracing peace changed everything.
Her Campus at UCF
Why Is Our World Built on the Judgement of Others?
Recently, I’ve found myself caught in a loop—feeling low, constantly over-analyzing what I might be doing wrong, feeling dissatisfied with my world, and overall just judging myself. This got...
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRANSGENDER DAY OF REMEMBRANCE
"To be transgender is to be unapologetic. I live in a time now where I can do things that my trans ancestors could not."
Her Campus at Texas
Mutual Aid Vs. Charity: What’s The Difference?
What is the difference between charity and mutual aid?
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Building Compassion and Joy From the Inside Out- A Conversation with Reverend Nontombi Naomi Tutu
The daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a co-writer of the acclaimed Book of Joy, discusses her father’s ideas of joy, as well as her own journey towards joyfulness in...
Her Campus at BU
Ways To Practice Daily Self-Compassion
Life moving a little too fast? Take a deep breath and look inward.
Her Campus at MUJ
TO BE THE LIGHT IN SOMEONE’S LIFE
Sometimes some people enter our lives like a light. Amidst the darkness, they illuminate the room and give us the warmth of life. When we have accepted darkness putting...
Her Campus at UCF
What Happened to Compassion?
In a time where it's easy to often feel disconnected from people, a bit of compassion would change our outlooks on pop culture and current events.