Add this fashionable warrior-esque statement piece to your arsenal of accessories. By April Cumming Nina Berenato Jewelry is made by women for women in Austin, and…
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As the interim executive director of the Amala Foundation, Jen Lucas passionately encourages Austin’s youth to embrace their similarities. By Amanda Pinney In 2010, Jen Lucas…
Artist Sharon Keshishian of sign shop Ion Art tells the story of how her iconic Austin creations came to be. By Rachel Rascoe It would be…
As the owner and designer of Austin-based lifestyle brand Daisy Natives, Sarah Eckett is using her fashion sense to empower women. By Amanda Pinney, Photos by…
Rising Cuban musician Dayme Arocena follows her rhythm in the city of eternal summer. By Kelly DiNardo It’s not often a 24-year-old musician earns comparisons to…
Eclecticism is on display inside interior designer Jennifer Fisher’s living area. By April Cumming Where does an interior designer retreat after long days spent consulting on and…
College student Frances Sheinberg harnesses her musical talent to communicate with her peers. By Frances Sheinberg As a young woman on the autism spectrum, I have…
As a parent, here are six approachable steps to take. By Emma Whalen , Photo by Sarah Brooke Lyons When grade-school students are caught daydreaming in class,…
Olympic sprinter Courtney Okolo is on track to win more gold. By Gretchen M. Sanders The gun pops and Courtney Okolo springs from the starting blocks…
Two college students, Angela Jin and Nishiki Maredia, channeled their love for boy band One Direction into a social justice movement. By Kat Sampson Entrepreneurs Angela…