Celebrating Women’s Reproductive Journeys

I had the pleasure of diving into another vital issue of Like the Wind magazine. This time, we’re shining a light on subjects that were once considered taboo—menstruation, IVF, and miscarriage. While these topics have traditionally lurked in the shadows, they are now taking center stage in mainstream conversations.

The article looks at how these themes affect women during different stages of life. It highlights how the most productive years for many women often overlap with childbearing and career growth.

By sharing these stories, we aim to foster understanding and bring them into the spotlight.

An open magazine displaying a double-page spread featuring an illustration of a female runner. The runner is shown in two phases: one with a non-pregnant figure and the other with a pregnant figure. The text "The Things They Carry" is prominently displayed, with vibrant circular patterns in the background.
Side-by-side illustrations of a the same woman in black athletic outfit, one depicting her not pregnant and the other showing her pregnant, with colorful circles in the background.
Illustration of a mother with a long white braid breastfeeding her baby while sitting curled up, with a blue wavy line in the background.
Miscarriage. Loss. A woman with long red hair kneels with her head bowed, wearing a light pink dress. Her hair flows downward and merges with a blue puddle beneath her.
Editorial illustration of a woman with a ponytail in athletic wear running over a red stopwatch with a blue wavy line.
Editorial illustration for Like the Wind magazine depicting a black female hand with a plant tattoo, holding a positive pregnancy test.
Stronger together. Better together. Women empowerment. Female power. Power of diversity, inclusiveness, support
Young woman in her red pajamas jumping. Colorful, vector illustration on a pink background
Viva la vulva! Long live the vulva - image of two black women holding hands