If I wasn’t playing Little House on the Prairie I could usually be found playing school or office or doctor or house. Only when I’d visit Sarah’s
And when we strip all the press releases and polished responses away we know what is really needed – an actual revolution for our daughters, a world
I’m standing here in the corner waving my hand shyly while I know many are waiting to hear about my time in Papua New Guinea. And I
As much as women struggle with gossip and comparison and competition and judgment, when you boil it right down, women really do care about women. I’ve seen
Girls, you probably know that we reached our goal for the Sunshine Project, right? It’s been plastered all over my facebook, and I’m hoping many of you
I’ve never enjoyed fundraising. Honestly, it’s my least favorite part of what my husband and I do. And yet when I see needs in the developing world
How to honor your own mom while helping mothers in Papua New Guinea this Mothers Day. Never in a million years could I imagine needing an emergency
Meet baby Umi: When I met Umi she was eleven weeks old and weighed just under five pounds. At an age where babies are normally holding their
Here—among the swampy shores and the villages perched on stilts—lies the Bamu River in the Western Province, one of Papua New Guinea’s poorest and least developed regions.
I sit in the entry-way of a house raised by stilts. Nearly ten mothers sit behind me, breastfeeding their babies. More stand outside just below my feet
Seeing a woman give birth on a small board in the mud has given the term “in the trenches” a whole new meaning for me. In
Although I don’t write about it much in this space, one of my greatest passions in life is to help people in the developing world. If you’ve