Soyo Hong
Soyo Hong is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. An artist and writer in NYC, she is a regular contributor to digital platforms such as Animal New York, Hopes&Fears, and Ratter.
A Garden in an Abandoned Desert Swimming Pool: An Oasis of Food
A self-sustaining ecosystem capable of thriving in Mesa's harsh desert climate using only a tenth of the water that traditional agriculture uses.
Rose Quartz and Serenity: Pantone’s 2016 Shades for Sex Toys, Ecofashion, and Natural Beauty
There's no doubt that we will be seeing both of these beautiful hues everywhere as the year progresses.
Time for a Retail Cleanse! The 2016 Shop Drop Challenge
The truth is that you can't buy your way out of a bad situation.
5 Legit, Free Ways to Be Kinder to Yourself—and the Planet—in 2016
We've put together a handy list to help you maximize the new year and the potential that it brings!
Sorry Not Sorry: How to Stop Apologizing So Much and Project Confidence
Saying that you are sorry has more or less been part of womanhood since forever.
What Is It to Be #HUMAN? Jane Goodall’s Answer Touched Us
What makes us human?
Affirmative Overreaction: Frustrated by Fisher
The lack of discussion about Fisher's personal vendetta against affirmative action programs is very telling of mainstream feminism's inexperience with how race and feminism intersect.
Shop Local: In NYC, 10 Awesome Options
A quick intro to the wonderful selection of designers and brands that were featured.
Ethical Athleisure Wear: Eco-Chick’s Holiday Gift Guide #4
Perfect pieces to practice (whatever you love) in.
Hello Beautiful! Shea Glover’s Guerilla Body Positivity Makes Us Smile!
People are funny creatures. We’re brought up to understand that if you can’t say something nice then we shouldn’t say anything at all. But what happens when people do have something nice to say? For a lot of us, receiving praise is a great exercise in deflection – if someone compliments us,…
