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Heather Corinna

  • Founder/Executive Director/Lead Educator and Blogger, Scarleteen, Freelance
Chicago
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I give good ed. Founder @Scarleteen @OBOSToday chair. Author. They/them. Queer. Tired. Relic. Making obscene hand gestures & fighting the good fight since 1970.
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Wait, What?: A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up Book Review

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By Heather Corinna, Isabella Rotman, Mandie Caroll Verified
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 10+ Modern, nuanced sex-ed guide fantastic for tweens, teens. Parents need to know that authors Heather Corinna and Isabella Rotman pack a ton of evidence-based puberty and sex education into Wait, What?: A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up. Several interactive pages, like a word search and a writing prompt, reinforce learning.
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Own your menopause with these essential, empowering listens on women’s health

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By Leah Rachel von Essen, Heather Corinna, Naomi Watts, Tamsen Fadal
| Audible Blog
Women's health issues are under-researched, underfunded, and underdiagnosed across the board, plagued by inaccessibility, discrimination, and silence. It's hardly surprising, then, that menopause is a subject that remains taboo socially and in health care settings alike.
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Millennials are heading for menopause, and they are seriously anxious about it

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By Emma Thomas, Heather Corinna
| The Female Lead Verified
By Emma Thomas, coach and founder of Managing the Menopause It feels like we can’t move for celebrities talking about their experiences of perimenopause – from Naomi Watts and Drew Barrymore in the US to Davina McCall in the UK. It’s because Gen Xers like me (those aged 45-60) are the first generation who refused to just ‘suck it up’ and not talk about menopause, like our mothers were expected to.
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