In this blog series, we highlight the creative minds and collaborators behind each Bravery issue. This week we are featuring Kristin Lidström, the artist that created the cover of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg issue.You can check out her site here.
Representation matters both inside and outside the toy box. To help you consciously choose where to get your next kid item, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite Black-owned businesses.
In issue 12, we introduce kids to voting and why it’s important. The upcoming presidential election is a great opportunity for kids to learn even more about the power of voting! For pointers, we invited Kevin S. Ruegg, PhD., CEO and Executive Director of Kids Voting USA for this special guest post. Kids Voting USA is an awesome nonprofit that gets kids excited about voting through fun, educational activities. Read on for excellent tips!
Who isSupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg? For over half a century, Justice Ginsburg has devoted her time to advancing the rights of women and other marginalized groups. RBG has been a feminist icon since the early 1970s and one of our most requested role models of all time! Learn more about RBG and her achievements in our latest blog post.
In this blog series, we highlight the creative minds and collaborators behind each Bravery issue. This week we are featuring Kimberly Murray, our go-to for flat lay photography including our recipes, inside covers and photos of the magazine itself.You can check out her site here.
For issue 11, we asked our readers to submit their own artwork inspired by Yusra. We’re excited to share their colorful creations with you. Check them out!
In this blog series, we highlight the creative minds and collaborators behind each Bravery issue. This week we are featuring Meg Conley, the writer who created Yusra Mardini’s feature biography in issue 11 of Bravery. You can check out her site here.
