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Sherrie Fernandez-Williams: Writing toward hope

How New Yorker Sherrie Fernandez-Williams found her voice - and herself - in Minnesota

A book lover’s dream job: Minnesota Public Radio’s Kerri Miller combines journalism and her love of reading

Kerri Miller (Photo Courtesy Minnesota Public Radio) Minnesota…

Leveling the playing field in girls’ books

Shelly Boyum-Breen (Courtesy Photo) I vividly remember the…

Nurse-turned-artist Emmy White

Bright with saturated, intense color, wavy lines, with an almost…

2014 Changemakers: Women’s Art Institute

How to Be a Feminist Artist, an art exhibit at St. Catherine University

How “good real food” builds community

Tracy Singleton and her daughter. (Courtesy Photo) "Innumerable…

Enduring ecofeminist

According to all calculations, 2050 is when the environment will become practically unlivable, and our grandkids are going to be alive then. Unless we turn things around radically, they're facing cataclysm.

“Memory of Trees”

"Think about our impact on forests and take time to get to know the trees, even if it's just one tree in your yard."

‘In the Body of the World’

"Everything that was happening in my body with the cancer reminded me of the carelessness with which we treat the earth, treat life, treat bodies, treat ourselves - the dishonoring."

Feast on these

Glenda Martin is a co-founder of the Minnesota Women's Press.…

‘When Women Were Birds’ “I am my mother but I am not. I am my grandmother but I am not.”

Terry Tempest Williams (Courtesy Photo) Terry Tempest Williams…