About the Author
Kuna Winding is a writer, educator, and advocate whose work bridges truth, healing, and transformation. Through her words, she invites readers to face pain with courage and discover the beauty in becoming whole.
Known for her community work with Daughters of the Struggle, Kuna uses storytelling to connect personal healing with collective growth. Her reflections on womanhood, identity, and purpose speak to those who have survived silent battles and are still learning to rise with grace.
The Woman I’m Still Becoming continues her mission to help women rediscover themselves — not as who they were, but as who they are still meant to be.
A Thought to Hold On to:
“Becoming isn’t something that ends when life gets hard — it’s what happens because it did.”
— Kuna Winding
Behind the Pen
I wrote this for the women who are still learning to give themselves grace in the middle of the story — the ones who are not finished, but faithfully becoming. Every chapter in this book was born from a moment of truth, healing, or reflection. My hope is that when you read these pages, you find pieces of yourself — and permission to grow without apology.