A: I felt like fMh was mostly full of women who were at a different place in life than me and many like me, and I felt like it would be helpful to have a space dedicated to younger Mormon feminists.

A:  Younger Mormon feminists, many or most of whom are not married and don’t have kids and are either in school or just graduated.

A:  A graphic designer messaged me that she was interested in designing a logo for yMf, so she did a few different potential images and I chose this one because I liked that it was sort of a play on the angel Moroni but as a female- that she is sounding a trumpet for change, and that her flowing hair suggests motion and moving forward.

A:  I deliberately chose to call it Young Mormon Feminists because besides wanting the title to be simple and descriptive, I knew I wanted the words to be in that order. Mormon is an adjective that describes us- we are feminists who also identify as Mormons, not necessarily Mormons who identify as feminists. That may not be true for every person in the yMf community but I deliberately placed the words in that order.

A:  We don’t have a podcast. There are approximately one billion podcasts in the online Mormon sphere, and I am a poor college student with little time or money to produce one anyways.