In her latest post, high school senior Fiona uncovers a surprising side to the late Libyan Dictator, Moammar Gaddafi: he supported and promoted women.

In one of high school blogger Lilly's "greatest hits" blogs from 2009, she unveils a little-discussed reason why girls like revealing Halloween costumes.

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein calls a foul on "real beauty" cosmetic campaigns. Why can't we just embrace real bodies?

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein interviews college NASCAR racer and extraordinary girl, Julia Landauer!

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein poetically laments the struggles of having to carry a purse.

What can dads do for their daughters? Watch Rachel on the Today Show with Dr. Peggy Drexler, talking about Peggy's new book Our Fathers, Ourselves.

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein asks if Saudi Arabia's recent reform is for real.

In her second post, Ally Pereira explains how being bullied and shamed for sexting inspired her to speak out and help others.

Rachel and Rosalind Wiseman talk with Anderson Cooper about the culture of aggression that drove a New York teen to take his own life.

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein had a lot of plans...and then she had a surprise.

Twenty-two year old Allyson Pereira pressed the send button and watched her life change forever. Now she's telling her story to help girls.

A Mom launches herself headlong into her teen daughter's life and lives to tell.

Do your parents embarrass you constantly? Dr. Roni Cohen Sandler is back with language and strategies to stop the insanity.

Guest blogger and high school senior Fiona Lowenstein visits Turkey and experiences life as a foreigner.

Guest blogger and rising high school senior Fiona Lowenstein keeps hearing people praise Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Is America finally ready to love Hillary?

In her travels around the country, Rachel's discovered "cyberbullying fatigue." Here are some ways to deepen the conversation about digital citizenship with girls, along with strategies to avoid the far more common "cyberdrama" in their lives.