Stacy Pratt

Stacy is a freelance writer, coffeehouse musician, Army wife, and citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She is an assistant editor at Jane's Boy Press.

To combat the idea that ballet is stuffy, this photo project features dancers and their doggos

Tired of the cold? Let NASA send your name to the Sun

Native designer Bethany Yellowtail is a woman to watch (literally)

Feeling Bookish

11 new books by Native women you need to have in your life

Mental Health Matters

Is this flu season making you anxious? We got a psychologist's advice on how to cope

5 ways you can practice yoga, minus the cultural appropriation

Pink's 2018 Grammy performance is the exact opposite of "Glitter In the Air"

It's time to start paying attention to indigenous foods — especially on Thanksgiving

Native American representation in Thanksgiving movies and TV shows is still problematic, FYI

Thank you, Vietnam veterans — from a military wife

We Have Your Back

25 female military veterans you should champion on Veterans Day

Why I loved watching glasses-wearer Morgan Hurd win the Gymnastics World Championship

Food For Thought

6 conflicting feelings I have about Indigenous Peoples' Day as a Native woman

Is There Life on Mars?

NASA will send your name to Mars, and we're ready

Native artists designed these free posters to #HonorNativeLand

American Space Ninja Peggy Whitson is back on earth after her record-breaking time in space

Artistic Endeavors

Activist Ginger Dunnill of the "Broken Boxes" podcast spoke with us about art, activism, and getting started

Los Angeles just voted to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day

These 15 indigenous women are making art you need to see

Sylvia Plath's artwork is on display at the Smithsonian, and road trip?

Herstory lessons

To celebrate the 45th anniversary of Title IX, here are 15 powerful women who played sports in school

Young artist killed in the Grenfell Tower fire is having her work shown in London's Tate museum

Disability rights activist Stephanie Woodward is now in a viral photo, but this isn't the first time she's fought for equality