A collective memoir written by sixty diverse women about what it means to survive and thrive in the 21st century. "In late 2018, in the wake of the Me Too Movement and midterm elections deemed the Women's Wave, two Harvard-educated woman writers, Kerry Garvin and Elisabeth Sharp McKetta, dreamt of a collection of essays--a collective memoir--dedicated to the strength and resilience of women from all walks of life. It would be a book that could be...

There is no crime--not even murder--that worries and sickens parents more than child sexual abuse. Parents wonder how to protect their children when almost every day the news reports another incident of someone in authority arrested on suspicion of child abuse--from clergy and teachers to family members themselves. Even law enforcement has had trouble defining the problem. Amid the confusion and uncertainty, what can parents do? In this clearly written...

Chiefly songs, with words and unaccompanied melodies with chord symbols; includes also some instrumental works, with melody and chord symbols.

Commentaries written by Harvard physicians on the questions that people face every day related to fitness, nutrition, parenting, heart health, mental health, men's and women's health.