@nataliebrown

@nataliebrown has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @nataliebrown are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, nataliebrown has populated their site with: • Natalie Brown • After Happiness: Living with Faith in a Time of Crisis - Greg Kofford Books • Latter-day Saints can discern truth for themselves, commentator says • Commentary: Why I pay an LDS 'tithe that hurts' • The Once and Future Family - by Natalie Brown - Wayfare • Rising LDS generations will have to blaze new paths, Natalie Brown writes • Episode 235: Is it Too Expensive to be a Latter-day Saint? | A Conversation with Natalie Brown • LDS Church brings much-needed 'friction' and community, says commentator • Commentary: Why LDS women may find themselves lagging when they enter the workforce • BCC Press Introduces John Stevens’ Courtship by Susa Young Gates: Creating the Monogamous Mormon Romance Novel - By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog • Episode 211: Who's the Decider? | A Conversation with Natalie Brown • Natalie Brown: When the LDS gospel’s ‘plan of happiness’ doesn’t bring happiness • Natalie Brown: I feel lonely in our LDS chapel, but here’s how we can win back — or at least retain — members • Natalie Brown: As more members buck LDS teachings, how could or should the church adjust? • Natalie Brown: In this polarizing period, when should we speak up or stay silent — online, at church, or wherever? • Natalie Brown: Why the LDS phrase ‘families can be together forever’ isn’t always comforting • Natalie Brown: Maybe LDS leaders can make big changes without big revelations • Natalie Brown: LDS women need a platform where they can safely and freely speak out • Natalie Brown: Challenging LDS Church orthodoxy, even at BYU, can help students build their faith • Natalie Brown: How can the LDS Church help families? Think lower tithing, free missions, child care at the chapel... • Natalie Brown: The Book of Mormon makes it clear — faithfulness does not guarantee safety, prosperity and bliss • Natalie Brown: How many women does an LDS ward need? Technically, none. Practically, a lot. • Natalie Brown: Here’s an easy, cheap, meaningful way for LDS adults to gather simply as friends • Natalie Brown: A Latter-day Saint feminism for the 21st century • Natalie Brown: Neurodiversity may explain why Latter-day Saints experience church policies, practices and preachings in varying ways • Natalie Brown: What I want my church to do for Latter-day Saint women • Natalie Brown: Don’t let reunions become the be all and end all of family togetherness • Natalie Brown: Many former Latter-day Saints signal their new identities through alcohol. Is that healthy? • Natalie Brown: A question for Latter-day Saints and all of us — Do we really need such large homes? • Practical Ways the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Might Better Support Parents • Natalie Brown: I chose to become a mom, so now my choices are different • Natalie Brown: Something novel for summer — books with authentic Latter-day Saint characters • Natalie Brown: ‘The life I’m living is primary,’ says LDS podcaster. It’s not a backup plan. • Natalie Brown: How I learned to love LDS General Conference — tips for better listening and learning • Natalie Brown: Why Latter-day Saint services should always make room for Zoom • Natalie Brown: Facing lose-lose prospects, LDS scholars need better support from their church • Natalie Brown: Looking beyond the LDS family proclamation, to the real pressures parents face • The Burning Bush • Charlotte Brontë and the "Horrors of Homeless Destitution": How Brontë’s Relationship to Haworth Illuminates the Importance of Permanent Shelter in Jane Eyre and Villette • Third Hour, Episode 1: Mormon Women's Whiplash • Editor, Irreantum, "Building Zion" • Accommodating Women: Re-reading “The Yellow Wall-Paper” in My Kitchen • How can we measure our lives?: The crisis edition* • Elna Baker’s The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance and the LDS Publishing Dilemma • Quoted in Rainesford Stauffer, "People Spent All Year at Home — Now, We’re Homesick for Other Places" • MNR 165: The Mormon Affordability Crisis with Dr. Natalie Brown • The Affordability Crisis Hits LDS Homes • Dream Homemaker: A Review of Netflix's Dream Home Makeover • Missing Homes: Poe, Brontë, Dickens and Displacement • Our Spiritual Relationship with Language • The Principal Problem: Towards a More Limited Role for Fiduciary Law in the Nonprofit Sector