Telling your friend how you really feel is a good way to practice self-advocacy.

Rachel's Smith College initiative, “Failing Well," was profiled in the New York Times.

Parenting under a Donald Trump presidency.

Did you know that having a learning difference can be incredibly empowering for a girl?

In Rachel's latest piece for Time, she explores the new research on social media and teen body image.

A new book shows teen girls how to celebrate the beauty within themselves and their peers.

Porn is the likely culprit.

Rachel explains why "just kidding" is so toxic for girls, and shares the amazing, world famous No Joke Zone code to deal with it!

How to help your middle-school daughters be kind.

How to handle parenting through grief.

What girls really need to know about friendships.

Learn how the support you think you are giving your new college student might actually be more harmful than helpful.

Learn how girls tend to deal with failure differently than boys.

How to handle watching your kid fail.

Read Rachel's reaction to Harvard's recent study on women's leadership.

Here's why being on your phone doesn't make you a bad parent.

What is it about being a girl that can make her lose what psychologists call "intrinsic motivation"?

Happiness is the ultimate currency.