The Woman’s Exponent Celebrates 150 Years
By Lori LeVar Pierce, president of Exponent II On June 1, 1872, the first edition of The Woman’s Exponent was printed. For 42 years, this semi-monthly publication shared the voices of Women in The...
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Guest Post: She Never Writes Back
Guest post by Jennie Loomis, who writes letters to Heavenly Mother on her Instagram account. @letterstomygodmother. She never writes back. Last April, I decided to start writing letters to my Heavenly Mother and post...
Essay Prompt
I am helping my niece with her college applications. This was not an obvious assignment. We did not know each other well before this new partnership. Her father, my brother, is much younger...
Come Follow Me: Moroni 1-6 “To Keep Them in the Right Way”
The Sacred Practice of Remembering Leaving a written legacy Ida B. Wells’ Legacy When civil rights activist Ida B. Wells-Barnett was in her later years, a younger woman approached her with an awkward question:...
Knitting, Un-Knotting #CopingWithCOVID19
My name is Abby and I love to write. I’m thankful to be here, to have a place to put some of my words. I’ve written guest posts before, and I’m excited to share...
Why I write.
By LMA October 2019 When I moved away to start graduate school 2,000 miles away from my home, it was the most provocative thing I had ever done. Being so far away and doing...
Writing Yourself a Revelation
Three weeks in a row, I left Relief Society in tears. Nobody had said anything particularly terrible. I didn’t have a falling out with anyone. In fact, I wasn’t entirely sure what was wrong—I...
Guest Post: Mine to Tell
By Ashley Mae Hoiland and Kathy West Writing for me has always been a quiet meadow built of both my own words and thoughts and ideas I did not know rested within me. I...
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