DeLoné: Healing Through Art
Afro-Indigenous artist DeLoné uses dreams and ancestral work to create art that heals.
Self-taught artist DeLoné first began drawing as a child as a way to cope with abuse in their household. Doodling in their closet was a way for them to hide from it all...
Sarah Yant: How a Nature Park Embraces its Roots
Twistleaf celebrates the native ecological landscape of the Texas Hill Country.
Horseshoe Bay Nature Park features 11 acres of newly restored land and a half-mile walking trail through eight distinct ecological zones. Located just southwest of Marble Falls, about an hour drive...
Give Back: Torch Literary Arts — Visibility & Representation Matter
Torch Literary Arts celebrates 15 years of amplifying Black women writers.
For Torch Literary Arts Founder and Executive Director Amanda Johnston, words have immense power. Born in East St. Louis, IL, and raised in Austin...
See Her Work: Valerie Steinkoenig — The Magic of Motherhood
Photographer Valerie Steinkoenig brings artistic elegance to motherhood, allowing mothers to feel like living works of art.
Valerie Steinkoenig, a self-proclaimed renaissance enthusiast, has a flair for the dramatic...
See Her Work: Amanda Reid — The Art of Self-Care
Calligraphy artist Amanda Reid reflects on self-care and increasing visibility in fine art.
If you haven’t given calligraphy much thought, spend 10 minutes with Amanda Reid and it will become your new obsession. Reid is a calligraphy artist, educator, health care worker and entrepreneur...
Sierra Lewis: Maker and Opportunity Creator
New Origin Shop supports indie artisans and small business through expertly curated goods.
Sierra Lewis is the founder of New Origin Shop, an independently owned boutique located in the Hill Country Galleria. In addition to her own brand...
Women in Numbers: The Health Care Disparity
The gap in health care quality is dangerous, especially for BIPOC women.
The Moontower Ball & Changemaker Awards: Illuminate the Night
Notley shines a light on relentless change-makers while paying tribute to Austin history.
As Zoom continues to be our primary meeting place, it’s hard not to miss the humanity of connecting in person...
Women In Numbers: Women in the Workplace — Troublemakers By Trade
Women often struggle to get respect in their industries, but now we’re fighting back.
The Trials of Melissa Lucio:
A mother and abuse survivor faces execution
If you couldn’t already tell from the ever-growing number of podcasts, documentaries and television series dedicated to murder, our society is obsessed with true crime. Unfortunately, this often turns tragic events into entertainment.
