What does it look like when girls trust their own ideas enough to turn them into a global movement?
Author Archives: Nancy Gruver
Founder of New Moon Girls.
We Help Girls Grow with Courage, Creativity, Compassion & Community. We amplify girls' opinions, activism, sisterhood, writing & art in both our magazine and online. We help girls, parents, teachers and allies fight sexism together in their communities.
Ad-free New Moon Girls is the supportive publisher and global community for girls, parents & allies. We feature the highest quality girl-created content by and for ages 8 and up. Our print magazine has won numerous Parents' Choice awards and the Golden Lamp for educational publishing.
For parents, teachers, and all girl allies we offer outstanding resources and advice to understand girls' development and how to emotionally and intellectually support girls during the difficult changes of adolescence.
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How NMG Moderates Kids Content
For Parents, Teachers, Librarians and Allies We’ve learned that the way NMG moderates kids content is one of the most crucial things we do. After all, creating a secure, supportive, […]
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Being Beautiful as We Are
Girls are told and shown that beauty is just about looking a certain way. It’s like a mold we’re supposed to fit into. But hardly any girls fit into the mold.
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Luna’s Art Gallery
Contribute your handmade or digital art or craft in any medium: drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, prints, photography, yarn, weaving, jewelry-making, ceramics, papier mache and more. Mason, 13, OR This photograph […]
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New Moon Girls mag sections
Every issue of NMG online magazine includes some of our special sections. They are all listed below. When a girl sends in a contribution, we will include it in a future issue when we’re able to.
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Listening to Girls
Listening to Girls has been our foundation ever since we started. Way back in 1992, I felt a lot of anxiety remembering my own struggles in my tween and teen years. My […]