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Think: Opioids and Women, Future Cafe

This month's news items: How can you impact the opioid crisis? And, the Futures Cafe exclusively hires and trains young people who have struggled with poverty, homelessness, or school issues
Sober Housing

Georgia Jones: From a childhood impacted by the disease of addiction, to the owner of three houses for women recovering from addiction.
Recommended "Healing Trauma" Resources

Resources suggested by participants at "MWP Conversations: Healing in Community"
Find the Magazine

Where can you find the Minnesota Women's Press magazine at February events?
Letters to Editor

Our ongoing general submissions from readers.
A Tale of Two Countries, by Emeri Burks

Cultural Identity & Borders: A three-part story of a woman who is trying to bring her fiancee to the U.S. from China. How do borders based on country of birth impact personal lives?
The Intersectional Life

Ism Schism: Joan Dao writes about what it is like to feel more immigrant than citizen — despite being born in the U.S.
A Re-Defining Moment

Reader Response: From an artist, a cancer survivor, and an activist.
Act = Change

We asked each of the 2018 Changemakers to offer their suggestions for how readers can Act Now to make change. What inspires you?
My Slow Movement Holiday

HOLIDAY GUIDE: Julie Kearns writes about her transformation to a different kind of consumer who is "consciously opting out of the speediest, easiest, most expedient option in favor of choosing connection, community, and intention."
Changing My Religion

SPIRITUALITY GUIDE: Jessica Wicks writes about her conversion to Judaism.
Describe a pivotal moment that impacted your life

Readers respond to the December question of the month.
Reducing Childhood Trauma in Minnesota

Reader Carol Koepp writes about how her life-mate was impacted by childhood trauma, and offers recommendations about how Minnesota can become more informed about toxic stress, including insights from "The Deepest Well," by Dr. Nadine Burke Harris.
“You Rule. What Is Your First Action?”

Readers respond to the November question of the month.
Redefining This One Wild and Precious Life

BOOKSHELF: Barbara Vaile describes her reading list. "In search of new rules and new vision, I'm looking to women, healers, and especially journalists. I love their capacity to ask big questions and to question authority."

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