The 11 Seconds Magazine is a medical humanities magazine focused on reproductive and maternal health. Founded @harvardmed by @sahanasnarayan
Boston, MA
Joined January 2023
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Issue 3 is one of my favorites we’ve put out so far!! We dive deep into the ways in which our body has been constructed! @11secondsmag 11secondsmag.com #WomenHistoryMonth #WomensHealth
Check out the latest issue of @11secondsmag featuring work by alumni of the Media, Medicine, and Health masters program and the Media and Medicine certificate program. 11secondsmag.com/issue-three
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Check out the latest issue of @11secondsmag featuring work by alumni of the Media, Medicine, and Health masters program and the Media and Medicine certificate program. 11secondsmag.com/issue-three
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I FORGOT!! I was published in @11secondsmag!! It was such an amazing opportunity and I'm so thankful to these guys for allowing my work to be included in their magazine!!
Such wonderful work — featured in our newest issue! Thank you for joining The 11 Seconds family!
I FORGOT!! I was published in @11secondsmag!! It was such an amazing opportunity and I'm so thankful to these guys for allowing my work to be included in their magazine!!
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!! ✨
The 11 Seconds Magazine is now looking for submissions for our third issue! We will be accepting submissions until Sept 20!
Theme: Beauty and the Body
Categories: Essays, Nonfiction, Fiction, Poetry, Art, and Op-Ed’s
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But we also know that popular media, discourse, and constantly changing standards have redefined and shaped the body. For this issue, we want you to discuss, consider, and elaborate on all the things that have shaped the body, and in particular, the female body.
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“…This lead to new terms emerging, such as gaslighting.
Through this magazine, we acknowledge the power of storytelling. We explore individual experiences of women, and we find solace in recognising and relating to those experiences….”
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“…students being stuck in an elevator because they danced too hard. As I’ve covered such a range, women’s issues really resonated with me. I felt connected to these topics and wanted to write and learn more, working to highlight issues that never seem to come to light…”
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