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HAPPY WOMEN'S MONTH 2017: Honoring Irene Prokopiw









IRENE PROKOPIW, EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR at We are Beautiful Magazine 
““We become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. 
Different people, 
different beliefs,
 different yearnings, 
different hopes, 
different dreams.” 
~ Jimmy Carter

We are Beautiful magazine©
It’s time to make our Voices Heard!

As Founder, CEO and Executive Creative Director of We are Beautiful Magazine© I’ve loved Designing these amazing magazines now for a little over  4.5 years in New Jersey. It has been a life-changing experience for me. Working from a home office, We are Beautiful Magazine© (WRBM) has become a passion for my entire family with each member making contributions based on their own personal experiences.

Irene, with an extensive background in Digital and Graphic Design and traditional publishing, was inspired to create a publication which breaks traditional rules integrating a moving force of empowerment twist on e-pub philosophy. All of WRB Magazines are designed for viewers from all age groups and communities with content to explore and celebrate the gorgeous threads that define us, the camaraderie and daily sustenance in the why. “We are Beautiful”...

So I Welcome you all to; come 
WE ARE BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE©  

IT’S TIME TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!
We Are Beautiful...a magazine for today. Each insightful issue is filled with real people, living in a real world, facing very real issues. The periodical espouses and proclaims that everyone is beautiful, from the freshest infant to the most withered of seniors. Far more than just a monthly publication, shaped by familiar faces and popular stories, the magazine delivers headlines created by you. In addition, a new Internet site is leading the way for an expanding range of social media platforms, giving followers and readers a say in who and what is covered.
It’s time to make your voices heard, a tagline that embodies We Are Beautiful’s creative vision. Get involved...become an integral ingredient in the multicultural mix that gives our magazines such robust flavor. We are, above all else, about individuals, diversity, empowerment, and moving forward. You will find no judgment here, but rather, unqualified acceptance and a feeling of belonging. Pick up an issue and see for yourself.

Loving and believing in oneself trumpets loudly from our pages, still, we deliver that and more. Discover the latest trends in fashion, music, foods, and culture. Explore what your neighbor does in his or her off-hours, watch a humorous video, or find a new friend. 

We Are Beautiful is a publication for people...about people.

Visit us online and check out what makes us tick

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Connect with Irene

Today...right now...this very minute, is when you and I...we start making a difference in the world around us. Trust your instincts to love and accept everyone, regardless of creed, color, beliefs, or social standing.

We Are Beautiful Magazine invites you to join us on a quest to make the world a better place...one brief moment at a time.





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