In Issue #11: Spring 2023

Last Updated April 05, 2023
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I began drafting this letter on International Women’s Day and the morning after we shot the photo for this cover. Unfortunately, due to timing and scheduling conflicts, not all the women featured in the issue could participate. What was most rewarding to me was the opportunity to introduce the five women to each other, hear them exchange stories, and watch them pose for the photo so effortlessly, as if they had been lifelong friends. 

From the Publisher: Spring 2023

I began drafting this letter on International Women’s Day.

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