Bravery Magazine is a quarterly print publication for children that features a courageous woman in every issue. Each edition includes an illustrated biography, educational content, and fun DIY activities, all designed to introduce children to strong, brave role models from a variety of ethnicities, races, abilities, backgrounds, and interests. The magazine is inspirational and beautiful, but its most important quality is that it functions as a resource — a tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers to facilitate the conversations that help children grow into brave humans.
The role models span history and geography, and the magazine does not shy away from difficult topics. Alongside stories of achievement and perseverance are explorations of the traits and characteristics — resilience, empathy, curiosity, moral courage — that the editors believe every child deserves to encounter in print. The goal is not just to empower children but to equip the adults around them with the language and the examples they need to make empowerment a daily practice rather than an abstract ideal.
In a children's media landscape dominated by franchises and screen time, Bravery is a quietly radical proposition: a printed magazine that tells children, issue after issue, that the world is full of women who did extraordinary things — and that they can too.