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Assimilation and the Unknown

Being of mixed race should not be something that forces us to pick a side of our

Jun 07

Empowerment, Culture, Life, Work

Radical Empathy

Radical Empathy Is A Practiced Action What is empathy? It’s definition is simply the capacity to understand

Mar 21

Self-Care, Life, Work

Learning to Live Stress Free

Learning to live with less stress, more sleep, and better overall immunity withHealth and Nutrition goddess, Nora Tobin.

Mar 01

Modern Sexism And Outdated Constructs

Empowerment, Culture

Modern Sexism And Outdated Constructs

Let’s Get Back To Burning Bras: When the modern-day world continues to stagnate women’s rise to equality,

Feb 07

Culture, Empowerment, Work

Johnnie Walker’s Commitment to Women

In partnership with IFundWomen and She Should Run, Johnnie Walker expands its commitment to champion women entrepreneurs

Jan 15

Trudeau ‘Handcuffs’ Alberta UCP with Carbon Capture Investment Pitch

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may have “handcuffed” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith by urging her United Conservative Party

Jan 13

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About Us

Formerly named Sheville Magazine, Se Lever Magazine is a movement. Se lever in French means “to rise”, and together, we hope to raise up ALL women, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and those who have been marginalized. Together we can change the tide, redirect the narrative, and champion the collective voices of those that have been silenced for far too long.

In the words of one of our favorite singer/songwriters, and female badasses:

“Every time I rap about being a big girl in a small world, it’s doing a couple things: it’s empowering my self-awareness, my body image, and it’s also making the statement that we are all bigger than this; we’re a part of something bigger than this, and we should live in each moment knowing that.” — Lizzo

You can still be a thousand different women. It's your choice which one you want to be. It's about freedom and sovereignty. You celebrate who you are. You say, 'This is my kingdom'.
SELMA HAYEK