• Vanity Fair shared how the haircare industry is becoming more sustainable.
• Vogue looked at ADIFF’s Open Source Fashion Cookbook, which contains “recipes” for using items you already have to make your own clothes and accessories.
• Above the Law reported on the first law firm to allow all timekeepers, not just lawyers, to receive billable-hours credit for their diversity work.
• The Cut noted how MLMs have been taking advantage of higher unemployment among women lately.
• Vox’s The Goods explored the issue of vaccine-hesitant family members.
• Meanwhile, The Washington Post pointed out the difficulties of finding vaccine appointments for your parents.
• Wirecutter explained how to use a workout journal.
• Today shared that you can buy Girl Scout Cookies online from Troop 6000, made up of girls in NYC’s homeless shelter system. The proceeds go toward badge activities, uniforms, and field trips.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna Comedy, with “Realistic Hinge Preference Filters for 2021.”

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

• Readers discussed how early they plan family vacations — and what, if anything they’re planning right now.
• We took a look back at past CorporetteMoms posts, including making mom friends and how to pick kid-friendly furniture.
• We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.

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