What we're up to...

Have you heard the news? We're officially opening a brick and mortar store. We may be nuts. We're probably nuts. We have no idea what we're doing. We're having the...

You're Invited! This Friday: Join us as we celebrate our latest collaboration with the Whitney Museum Shop! In the true spirit of We the People, we have invited She Should Run to lead a non-partisan, free of charge, postcard...

(Photo above by @sophieandlili) Today is one of my favorite days of the year: International Day of the Girl. I just posted an Instagram slide show of some fun photos to celebrate...

We are all still buzzing over our Give a Damn! party with MZ Wallace and She Should Run last Thursday night at the Jane Hotel. The Resistance Revival Chorus' jaw-dropping...

Give a Damn! Omg if there's one thing I've learned since starting Lingua Franca, it's that banding together with other friends who care is not only meaningful work, it's F-U-N, FUN! This...

It only took 5 months, and a NASA intern (whom we later hired) and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to help get us to this point, but we...

Believe Survivors I know my reading list emails are supposed to be fun, light and "cultural," a respite from the rest of the hard news hitting you, but I just...

In The Groove “I do think that when it comes to aging, we’re held to a different standard than men. Some guy said to me: ‘Don’t you think you’re too...

Introducing our "Bold & Brave" Collection When Senator Kirsten Gillibrand invites you to have a one on one breakfast with her, you stop what you are doing, hustle uptown, and...

RBG in LF. Painting by Ashley Longshore. Give a damn. Happy New York Primary Day!! If you still don't know where your voting location is, go HERE. The polls are...

This is a love letter... The Tuesday after Labor Day always feels like the start of a new beginning. Today, I can't help but think of what I was doing two...

Aretha Franklin, 1973. Today Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul passed. "Respect" was recorded on Valentine's Day in 1967. It was a "bluesy demand for dignity." And became a sort...