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Amanda Scriver

Amanda Scriver is a passionate storyteller and body image advocate based out of Toronto, Canada. When she isn't writing for various publications, she finds time to Keep Up With The Kardashians while partaking in life's greatest pleasure: the chip buffet. Don't ask her what her favorite restaurant is, it's complicated

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Cora Harrington’s Empowering Guide to Lingerie Is Made for All Bodies AND Genders

Cora Harrington gives her readers a purpose and a reason to care about underwear.

Body Positivity

Don’t Gag, But This Woman’s New Comic Will Convince You to Eat Bugs

This comic book challenges readers think mindfully about cuisine outside of Western culture.

Diversity

Cartoon Network Series Creator Warns of “Dire” Threats to LGBTQ+ Kids’ Self-Esteem

Cartoon Network’s first non-binary show creator teams up with Dove to boost self-esteem across America.

Gender Issues

Meet the Trans Military Vet Who’s Mentoring Trans Youth in America

He started a nonprofit so trans youths of color could have their existence validated and celebrated.

Gender Issues

Searching for Gender-Neutral Undies? This Lesbian Couple’s Clothing Line Is Just for Tomboys

When this lesbian couple couldn’t find masc-centered clothes to fit them, they decided to design something for themselves.

Gender Issues

How HER Became the Queer Woman’s Answer to Grindr

When this tech developer didn’t find any dating apps for queer women like her, she made one.

Gender Issues

How This Activist Turned a Troll’s Cruel Slur Against Her into a Memoir

This fat activist has written a memoir dedicated to the experiences of living as a fat woman.

Body Positivity

This YouTube Star Is Teaching Preschoolers (and Parents) About LGBTQ+ Issues

‘Queer Kids Stuff’ proves it’s never too early to learn about diversity.

Gender Issues