For generations, the barbershop has doubled as a newsroom, comedy club, and confessional. Men show up for the shape-up, but the real maintenance happens in the mirror: How am I doing, really?The magic isn’t complicated—it’s trust, routine, and a chair that feels safe. When that space is intentional, the conversation can do what it’s always done: help men carry what’s heavy.

Women across generations are redefining what it means to have it all—embracing authenticity, balance, and purpose in every season of life.

Auesomely You Magazine had the honor of attending Autism Branches’ 4th Annual Autism Festival during Autism Awareness Month 2025. This inclusive event celebrated neurodivergent individuals and connected families to essential resources. From sensory play to vendor booths and community connection, the festival offered a space for joy, awareness, and advocacy. Auesomely You was proud to uplift voices and share the day with the autism community.

Malachi’s Corner is hosting its 1st Annual Autism Awareness Walk and Community Resource Fair on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at Lynndale, Inc. in Augusta, GA. This powerful event aims to raise awareness and provide vital resources for families of children with autism and developmental disabilities. Crystal Jordan, founder of Auesomely You Magazine and autism advocate, will be attending as a speaker. Together, we walk for inclusion, support, and change.

Auesomely You Magazine proudly attended the 2025 OCS Autism Awareness Event at Atlanta City Hall, where voices from the autism community were celebrated. The event featured a powerful panel discussion, local vendors, and the premiere of Makayla’s Voice: A Letter to the World. Moderated by city leaders and filled with meaningful dialogue, the event highlighted inclusion, advocacy, and the importance of uplifting neurodiverse voices.

Armetria Coasey’s journey into Chiquita Clay is the embodiment of strength, resilience, and determination. As a dedicated single mother.

Armetria Coasey’s journey into motherhood began with a premature birth and a fight for survival. Fueled by faith and love.

Whitney Johnson is redefining self-care for special needs moms—proving that prioritizing wellness, setting boundaries.

At the heart of her work is the acronym M.O.D.E.L., which stands for Motivate, Organize, Differentiate, Empower, and Lead.

ATLANTA, GA — Just two weeks after making a bold entrance into the world with its first issue, Auesomely You Magazine is proud to announce the official launch of its brand-new website: www.auesomelyyoumagazine.com. This digital home serves as more than just a hub for the magazine, it’s a way to celebrate other uniqueness. Rooted in advocacy, awareness, and inclusion, Auesomely You Magazine is committed to celebrating neurodiversity, mental health, and disability awareness t