Work LifeHow Glow Recipe’s co-CEOs turned skincare into entertainmentSarah Lee and Christine Chang explain how their philosophy of ‘skintertainment’ has made their Korean beauty brand a top seller.
Work LifeHow Jermaine Fowler is fighting past pain to find his funny againActor and comedian Jermaine Fowler has found success in TV and film, but personal trauma has kept him away from what started it all: stand-up comedy.
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Work LifeHow supermodel Ashley Graham channels confidence into creativityGraham explains how she learned to advocate for herself and shares ‘the biggest, game-changing moment’ of her career.
Work LifeHow to deal with loneliness and isolation over the holidaysThis is normally a time of year to gather, reflect, and celebrate. But the advice to keep ourselves, our families, and our communities safe is to stay home. Here’s how to balance the feelings of guilt and depression that brings up.
Work LifeHow choreographer JaQuel Knight saved Beyoncé’s ‘Single Ladies’ videoCall him nitpicky if you want, but JaQuel Knight is the go-to choreographer to the stars for a reason.
Work LifeThe imbalance of labor at home is destroying the American economyWomen have always done more than their fair share of work at home, and the pandemic has made the problem even worse. Here’s how we can start to fix it before it’s too late.
Work LifeHow to focus on work when you’re distracted by a world in crisisIf you feel like you are losing your days to doomscrolling, the normal advice to regain focus probably isn’t working. Here’s what will.
Work Life‘I feel devastated’: COVID-19 long-haulers fight for understanding from employersThose who have been struggling for months to recover from the disease face more than just medical uncertainty. Many are dealing with job loss or lack of accommodations from employers who don’t understand their prognosis.
TechCan your school open while avoiding a COVID-19 outbreak? These 2 factors matter mostKeeping kids in classrooms will depend on how many resources a school and a local public health department has—and whether the greater community can keep coronavirus transmission under control.
Work Life‘It’s going to be overwhelming’: 7 teachers on the start of a school year like no otherFast Company talked to teachers across the country about their challenges, fears, and hopes for this uncertain time.
Work LifeThese companies are helping working parents navigate an impossible situationSome employers are getting creative to keep parents—and especially moms—from dropping out of the workforce. But is it enough?
Work LifeHow the government failed working parents—and which policies could helpFrom essential worker stipends to paying daycare tuition, states are trying different approaches to help families with young children weather the pandemic.
Work Life‘I don’t know how to do this’: 3 families on the trials of virtual learningThe U.S. education system is not created equal—especially during the coronavirus pandemic. We spoke with parents about remote school, infection risk, and how they’re managing work during lockdown.
CreativityWhy this ex-Google employee built a better platform for protestingChloë Cheyenne Rogers turned her family trauma into CommunityX, a platform connecting people around causes and movements. But getting there wasn’t easy.
CreativityThe activist behind the Okra Project wants to remind you that Black Trans Lives Matter, tooViolence against the Black trans community isn’t just an LGBTQ+ issue—and activist Ianne Fields Stewart is here to remind you, in case you forgot.
NewsTwitter rolls out new ‘tweet your voice’ feature: Here’s how to use it when you get accessHave something to say? Twitter says a new audio tweet feature will roll out to all iOS users “in the coming weeks.”
News“Dear Media,” Dara Treseder, and the future of advertisingIn this week’s episode of “Fast Break,” we talk to Carbon CMO Dara Treseder about how coronavirus is affecting advertising, and Dear Media CEO Michael Bosstick about the future of podcasting.
Work LifeHow to find a job during a pandemic and a recessionThis may be the most difficult time to look for a new job, but there are still opportunities if you’re flexible.
CreativityThe internet’s favorite psychiatrist has a game plan for your mental healthRenowned psychiatrist Dr. Jessica Clemons, MD gained popularity for helping to normalize the conversation around mental health, particularly in the black community.
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