About the Project: A Gift to my Baby Girl

Don't the best stories always start that way?

I gave birth to this miracle. Me. A super selfish, child-phobic, achievement-driven 24 year-old college senior. I didn't want children. Not that day. Not ever. But here she was, to challenge me, to change me.

The Beautifull Project exists because of her. It started as a gift to her on her 16th birthday, and has grown into a gift for us all. It is a singular place to collect our voices and demand a world that doesn't require us to shrink. The Beautifull Project is a space for us to heal, to be filled, to believe that we are worthy of love and belonging regardless of the size of our bodies or the strength of our spirits.

You belong here. You belong with us. Lend your voice to our chorus, and help us raise a world full of women who know that there is space for all of us.

Welcome to The Beautifull Project!

Love,

Sarah

Founder / Alannah’s Mama

About the collective: A chorus of courage

This is who we are.

ordinary women. **Extraordinary truth.**

A collective of ordinary women willing to share the stories we hold in our bodies.

In our fat bodies and thin bodies. Our black and brown bodies. In our mom bodies and in bodies that are still just surviving.

In my body. In your body. In every body.

In the hope that we will heal when we’re heard and can change the world with our truth.

So, lend your voice to our chorus of courage and help us make a world full of freedom for every body.

About the Founder

In 2016, Sarah left a successful, decade-long career in corporate healthcare in favor of work that better aligned with her passion and purpose. After serving for two years as a freelance consultant to small businesses and start-up nonprofits, Sarah founded The Beautifull Project - a storytelling collective that invites women back to their bodies and into a world where they belong with substance and with strength.

Sarah is a gifted storyteller with a skill for using her own experience as a woman navigating the world in a fat body to invite her audience to encounter the parts of themselves they hide away from the world - the parts they believe to be “too much”. Addressing everything from too-big bodies to a fear of failure that cripples confidence, Sarah amplifies a message that moves beyond a body positive sentiment and creates a movement that makes room for every body to tell their truth and take up space. She draws out confidence and courage. She believes in being free and full. And she will make a believer out of you, too.