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Danielle Da Silva is a photographer who is using her inspirational work to affect social change in the world.

Interview with Director, Photographer and Activist Danielle da Silva

March 22, 2017March 22, 2017 Kathryn Vercillo activism, art, artist, creativity, interviewed, photographer, photography, sexual assault, social activism

Photo by Lola Mendez Danielle da Silva is a multi-lingual, multi-disciplinary artist and activist. Her art includes writing, photography, and

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Kylie Hughes is a pop singer and song writer from California that is making a name for herself on the music scene. Think Michelle Branch mixed with Taylor Swift. :)

Creativity Interviews

Interview with Kylie Hughes, California’s New Pop Sensation

January 19, 2017January 17, 2017 Sen Kathleen #music, artists, california, creativity, musician, popartist, popmusic, singer, songwriter

Meet Kylie Hughes, the California pop sensation who officially stepped on the music scene in 2014. And, in her short

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A beautiful poem about how the night and moonlight inspires a woman to feel free and confident to do all things she dreams.

Poem: Moonlight

January 2, 2017January 1, 2017 Vanelis Rivera #creative, #womensempowerment, creativity, moon, moonlight, poem, poetry

You’ll find me across the stars. She wanted to believe in whatever existed across the stars. The night-time

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Meet Miss Marley, an inspirational artist who uses her drawings, art, and tattoo designs to tell a story, be socially active, or express herself.

Creativity Interviews

Interview with Miss Marley: Storytelling & Social Activist Artist

December 1, 2016November 19, 2016 Kathryn Vercillo #interview, activism, art, artist, artistic, creativity, drawing, fairytales, socialactivism, storytelling

Marley Myles, better known as Miss Marley, is a self-taught artist from New South Wales, Australia, whose work is inspired

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Fiber artist, Meghan Bogden Shimek, sat down with Fempotential and explained how she became a FT artist, handles being a single mom, her community of women, and how weaving helped her heal.

Creativity Interviews

Interview with Meghan Shimek: Fiber Artist, Tarot Reader, & Single Mom

October 18, 2016October 14, 2016 Kathryn Vercillo artist, creativewomen, creativity, singlemoms, tarotcard, teacher, weaver, weaving

Meghan Bogden Shimek is a fiber artist and weaver based in Oakland, California who uses textiles to explore themes of

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After a quarter life crisis or two, one woman found a new type of happiness from collecting vinyls and pursuing her passion for music.

Creativity Inspiration Music

How I Built a Vinyl Collection and Found my Identity

August 2, 2016August 1, 2016 Jacquelin Richards #creative, #identity, #inspiration, #music, collecting, collections, creativity, vinyl

In my early 20s, I spent a lot of time reading self-help books. The very first book I picked up

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A woman shares a number of great fiction and nonfiction novels that helped her to become the woman she is today. Check out the list and what she learned from each book.

Books Creativity Inspiration

The Books That Taught Me to Be a Good Woman

June 27, 2016December 28, 2016 Alex Temblador #fiction, #inspiration, #women, books, creativity, memoirs, nonfiction, novelists, novels, sofarfromgod, thebeantrees, theflamethrowers, thehandmaidstale, theireyeswerewatchinggod, thejoyluckclub, truegrit, whatiwasdoingwhileyouwerebreeding, wicked

Books – they have always been an influential factor in my life (beyond parents and school, that is). They taught

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Race, sexual orientation, religion, or gender may determine our identities, however. they should not determine violence against us. In this moving piece, a woman shares how we are beautiful in our difference and more alike than it may seem. She ends the piece by asking others to not hurt those who may seem different than them.

Please Don’t Hurt Me

June 15, 2016June 15, 2016 Carollaine Garcia #identity, #love, #safety, #women, children, creativity, lgbtq, peopleofcolor, religion, violence

I am a person of color, and I was born this way. I have spent my life being told to

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