“Her Body Can” shows true worth comes from the inside. “We wanted to represent underrepresented children in a way that promotes inclusiveness, self-love and love for all of those around us no matter ...

In January, self-love blogger Michelle Elman had an idea: She wanted to start a body-positive book club. Elman (follow her at @scarrednotscared) had been involved in Instagram's body-positivity ...

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Body positive art is, at this point, not an incredibly new concept. But, due to the individuality of artists, most body positive art still feels like its own personal revolution. Melbourne-based ...

The body-positivity movement has landed in a refreshing new location — bookshelves for kids. “We wanted to represent underrepresented children in a way that promotes inclusiveness, self-love and love ...

According to statistics from the National Organization for Women, approximately 43 percent of teenagers are “happy with their bodies.” In order to promote healthy body images among children, tweens ...

Positive psychologists are loath to be tarred with the “self help” brush, but many of them have published books to translate their research into language everyday people can understand and benefit ...

Our thoughts dictate how we feel, and if we want to feel good, we need to think positive. At least that’s what Larne Neuland, an author from South Africa who now lives in Madison, believes. Her ...

Let’s be honest: not all of us jumped feet-first into the new year with a sigh of relief and a smile, just grateful that 2016 was finally, finally over. In fact, I’d bet that a lot of us (and yeah, OK ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Last week, BuzzFeed’s new books editor, Isaac Fitzgerald, said something outrageous: He would not be publishing negative ...