Findlay, OH -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/29/2009 -- Relate will host a month-long campaign to showcase teens going green. From October 26 to November 26, 2009, Relate invites teens from around the country to share how they are going green. Whether it's a club at school, recycling old soda cans or making a necklace out of recycled products, Relate wants to know and spread the word!

Recently, Relate switched from a print publication to a digital format, allowing for all teens to read and interact with the future issues of Relate from their personal computer. This transition was two-fold: to be a greater part of the teen lifestyle and to understand that teens were a huge part of such an important movement.

So many traditional outlets of media are turning towards a digital format, but it might not be for the reason assumed. Yes, technology is growing, evolving and creating an easier connection between media and audience. However one target demographic is embracing this digital age from a "green" point of view: teens. And Relate Magazine, a teen girl publication, understands the importance.

"Teens today seem to have the greatest understanding of the impact of going green. Teens all over the country are doing what they can as individuals, so why wouldn't Relate join in and do our part as well? Publishing in a digital format instead of in print was the most effective thing we could do to support the green movement and we know teens will understand and embrace this change." Mary Bowman, Editor-in-Chief of Relate Magazine

It doesn't end with Relate. Sites such as http://TeensTurningGreen.org and http://GreenTeensUSA.org strive to inform and encourage "green" behavior among today's youth.

Relate invites everyone to stay tuned for what will happen over the next month. If you or someone you know does something on a daily basis that helps the environment, let Relate know. Send pictures and stories to relatefan@relatemag.com or on Relate Magazine's Facebook Fan Page. It may be featured in the Spring issue!

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Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/10/2009 -- Relate magazine and Operation Beautiful kicked off the month with the ultimate goal: to remind girls and women that they are beautiful just the way they are and to stay true to themselves. With this goal, Relate and Operation Beautiful invite girls and women around the country to join in this amazing declaration. The task is simple: write an encouraging note on a post-it and place it in a public setting where someone is sure to see it. The hope is to make someone's day and inspire them to pay it forward-place a new note in another spot.

The partnership between Relate and Operation Beautiful lasts until December 31, 2009. The ultimate achievement is to post 500,000 notes around the country and continue to inspire others to embrace their beauty and stay true to them.

If you are interested in posting a note, go to http://Relatemag.com/faith/inspire and read more details or become a Relate Magazine friend on Facebook to upload photos automatically.

About Relate:
Relate is dedicated to increasing young girls' self esteem, promoting self-confidence, and making girls feel beautiful for being themselves. Their mission is to inspire teen girls to pursue their dreams with confidence and to teach them to be an example for others in their speech, life, love, faith and purity.

Mary Bowman, the owner of Relate magazine, saw the struggles that teen girls faced and wanted to make a difference. She started Relate as a way to reach girls and bring them a positive message. With a focus on real teens making a difference and following their dreams, Relate has a unique voice and has become the only value-conscious, trendy teen magazine for St. Louis teens.

About Operation Beautiful:
Operation Beautiful's overall mission is to "End the Fat Talk" and realize you are beautiful just the way you are. It also acknowledges the negative impact "Fat Talk" has on an individual; it hurts emotionally, physically and spiritually. Through random acts of kindness, writing motivating notes, Caitlin (founder of Operation Beautiful) hopes to serve as an inspiration to those who read her notes-by accepting the beautiful message and paying it forward.

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Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/09/2009 -- Relate Magazine gained popularity as a premiere teen magazine in Saint Louis, Missouri. From its official launch in winter 2008, Relate offered teens a publication that contained everything they crave-from fashion and beauty, to entertainment and inspiration. Amazing up-and-coming stars such as Nickelodeon's Ashley Argota and teen music sensation Savannah Outen recently appeared in the glossy pages of the magazine.

Relate continues to offer an amazing publication for teen girls, ages 12-19, but this time in a completely different way. Relate decided to make the transition from a print publication to creating an "e-zine." An "e-zine" is an electronic copy of the magazine, available online and offers many more interactive features that a print copy does not possess. The summer 2009 issue of Relate was the last print issue available.

The new electronic issues of Relate begin in early September. Relate extends an open invitation to any teen girl that would like to experience the new "e-zine." Teens sign up for a free membership at Relatemag.com and instantly receive a complimentary trial of the Relate "e-zine" at no charge.

About Relate:
Relate is dedicated to increasing young girls' self esteem, promoting self-confidence, and making girls feel beautiful for being themselves. Their mission is to inspire teen girls to pursue their dreams with confidence and to teach them to be an example for others in their speech, life, love, faith and purity.

Mary Bowman, the owner of Relate magazine, saw the struggles that teen girls faced and wanted to make a difference. She started Relate as a way to reach girls and bring them a positive message. With a focus on real teens making a difference and following their dreams, Relate has a unique voice and has become the only value-conscious, trendy teen magazine for St. Louis teens.

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Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/20/2009 -- Relate Magazine launched its first annual True Futures Contest on August 3, 2009. True Futures extends a unique opportunity to Saint Louis teens, ages 13-19, that are interested in pursuing careers in fashion, modeling, writing, photography, and business fields.

True Futures requires a group of four to seven teens to take on professional roles and create a fashion photo and editorial spread that represents Relate. Once entered, judging begins by online voting and Relate staff. The winning team will receive the ultimate prize: shadowing experts in their respective "career" in order to professionally reproduce their winning idea in a professional photo shoot! Not only will teens gain hands-on experience and knowledge in the area of interest, but the spread will be published in a future issue of Relate!

Entries close October 5, 2009 and winner announce October 7, 2009. For complete rules and regulations, please visit Relatemag.com. Enter soon-voting starts as soon as group enters!

About Relate
Relate is dedicated to increasing young girls' self esteem, promoting self-confidence, and making girls feel beautiful for being themselves. Their mission is to inspire teen girls to pursue their dreams with confidence and to teach them to be an example for others in their speech, life, love, faith and purity.

Mary Bowman, the owner of Relate magazine, saw the struggles that teen girls faced and wanted to make a difference. She started Relate as a way to reach girls and bring them a positive message. With a focus on real teens making a difference and following their dreams, Relate has a unique voice and has become the only value-conscious, trendy teen magazine for St. Louis teens.

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St. Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/28/2009 -- Relate magazine and NEXT Resale Boutique will soon partner to host an exclusive shopping event for back to school! On Saturday August 15, 2009, join your friends and other teen girls at the NEXT Resale Boutique from 5-7pm to pick out fresh and funky styles for the upcoming school year. NEXT employees and Ola, Relate's fashion consultant, will be on hand to help with all your styling needs!

Tickets are $5/person. Entry includes afternoon treats, gift bags with amazing products and tons of discounts and 15% off your NEXT purchase at event!!!

Only a limited number of tickets will be sold so grab your friends and get yours today!! Purchase tickets online at Relatemag.com. Event is held at the NEXT Resale Boutique at 10028 Manchester Rd, Glendale MO 63122. For more information, visit http://Relatemag.com

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High Ridge, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2009 -- Relate magazine, a teen publication based in St Louis, recently interviewed Ashley Argota for the Summer 2009 issue. Argota, star of Nickelodeon's True Jackson, talks about it all: recording her debut album, working with the Girl Scouts, handling a chaotic schedule, and helping young dancers get a break.

Her inspiration and words of wisdom also graced the three page spread, "Have a good support system and make sure you surround yourself with friends that keep your head high," Argota said.

Relate is a teen-girl magazine dedicated to increasing young girls' self esteem, promoting self-confidence, and making girls feel beautiful for being themselves. Their mission is to inspire teen girls to pursue their dreams with confidence and to teach them to be an example for others in their speech, life, love, faith and purity. Mary Bowman, the owner of Relate magazine, saw the struggles that teen girls faced and wanted to make a difference. She started Relate as a way to reach girls and bring them a positive message. With a focus on real teens making a difference and following their dreams, Relate has a unique voice and has become the only value-conscious, trendy teen magazine for St. Louis teens.

Relate magazine is published quarterly. The Back to School/Fall 09 issue will feature another Nickelodeon star, Jennette McCurdy from iCarly. Get your subscription on http://Relatemag.com today!

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