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Women's Relationship to Power and Leadership
Tag Archives: AAUWThey’re Doing It: AAUW and NASPA Honor 5Ever work so hard that you forget to take time to celebrate what you’ve accomplished? I do it all the time.
Women who are clearly doing it for themselves and other women. These women are innovators in media, advocacy, politics, and business, and they will be honored at the National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL).
Posted in ForbesWoman, Heartfeldt Leadership Acvice, Leadership, Power Tools, She's Doing It
Tagged 9 Ways, AAUW, Alison Cohen, empowerment, Gloria Feldt, leadership, Liza Donnelly, Maggie Williams, Michel Martin, NASPA, NCCWSL, No Excuses, Noorjahan Akbar, Sandra Fluke, She's Doing It, women, women and leadership, women and power, Women of Distinction
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Friday Round Up: What Kind of Education = Girl and Woman Power?
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Gender, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Workplace
Tagged AAUW, Anna Holmes, Arizona State University, back-to-school, Dr. Leonard Sax, education, empowerment, First Lady Michelle Obama, Friday Round Up, gender parity, Girls Rule, Gloria Feldt, innovation, iVillage, Kelly Wallace, KPCC's AirTalk, Laura Mitchell, Linda Hallman, Lynn S. Liben, Maresa Leto, National Association for Single Sex Public Education, National Science Foundation, President Obama, Richard Fabes, ScienceDaily, self-esteem, seperate but equal, single-sex schooling, STEM, Washington Post, women in science
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She’s Doing It: Jane Roberts – 34 Million Friends Still Going Strong
In today’s fast-paced world of social media, having a lot of friends has become a status symbol but what if you were looking for 34 Million Friends? In this week’s She’s Doing It, activist & author Jane Roberts, co-founder of the 34 Million Friends of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is doing just that and their efforts are still going strong.
Posted in Create a Movement, Gender, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Power Tools, She's Doing It
Tagged 34 million friends of UNFPA, 34 Million Friends: Of the Women of the World, AAUW, Activism, American Association of University Women, bush administration, Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Gloria Feldt, grassroots movement, grassroots organizing, Harvard School of Public Health, health initiatives, HIV/AIDS, human right activist Odetta, international human rights, Jane Roberts, Lois Abraham, National Organization for Women, Nobel Peace Prize, Odetta, poverty, The United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, United Nations Association, United Nations Association Chapters, University of Connecticut
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Friday Round Up: Inspiring Women and Taking Leadership NOW
I’m honored to be tag-teaming with the inspiring Shoshana Johnson, the first African American female prisoner of war (POW) of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Plus, we were Glamour Women of the Year honorees together in 2003! I can’t wait to hear what she has to say.
Posted in Employ Every Medium, Equal pay, Gender, Heartfeldt Leadership Advice, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Power Tools, Workplace
Tagged #HERvotes Blog Carnival, 2011 Annual YWCA's Women's Leadership Conference, 9 Ways power tools, AAUW, BlogHer Career, employ every medium, extreme poverty, Glamour Women of the Year, Gloria Feldt, Joan Entmacher, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, Leslie Bennetts, Linda Hallman, Margaret Sanger, MomsRising.org, National Association of Social Workers, National Women's Law Center, No Excuses, NWLC, Shoshana Johnson, The Daily Beast, U.S. Senate, United States Capitol, US. House of Representatives, women and leadership, women veterans
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Friday Round Up: Good News About Women and Power Edition
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Create a Movement, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Power Tools
Tagged AAUW, Anna Wintour, Christine Lagarde, equality for women, Forbes' 100 Most Powerful Women, future of feminism, Gloria Feldt, Kate Farrar, Make Mine a Million $ Business, Michele Bachelet, Nell Merlino, New York Stock Exchange, power tools, resistance to power, She Should Talk at Ted, Sheryl Sandberg, social justice, TEDWomen, women and power, women in politics, Women's Media Center
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Friday Round Up on Saturday: Women’s Equality Day Edition
In celebration and in reflection of Women’s Equality Day, this week’s Round Up collects some wonderful reading about it. Not only about the time when women achieved the right to vote via the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution on August 26th, 1920 but also frank and honest discussions about where women are today in this journey and about the work ahead. Here’s a great timeline from the Susan B. Anthony Center for Women’s Leadership, headed until her untimely death last week by my friend and dedicated leader for women’s equality, Nora Bredes.
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Gender, Inspiration, Know Your History, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Power Tools, Tell Your Story
Tagged #HERvotes Blog Carnival, 1920s feminist Crystal Eastman, 19th Amendment, AAUW, Allida Black, Eve Weinbaum, Gloria Feldt, Jennifer Lawless, Jillian J. Foster, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, LA Times, Linda Hallman, momsrising, Ms. Magazine, My Vote: I Will Be Heard, National Women's Law Center, Nora Bredes, Rachel Roth, Susan B. Anthony, Susan B. Anthony Center for Women's Leadership, Women's Equality Day, Women's Media Center
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Friday Round Up: Does Gender Matter Anywhere Anymore?
After my keynote at the AAUW national convention last Sunday, I overheard an attendee tell her friend about the graphic I’d used of a hot dog with “No More” written in mustard on it. I didn’t have to say a word when I put the graphic on the screen for the entire audience to start laughing at the shared awareness that I was referencing now-former NY Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-Stupid). And that by implication I was referencing the fatigue and disgust so many people feel about the seemingly unending waves of philandering politicians who thus far have been almost entirely male. Here’s Your “Taking AAUW Home” Personal Reflections and Action Guide
Posted in Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses
Tagged 9 Ways, 9 Ways power tools, AAUW, Activism, Advocacy, Equal Pay, No Excuses
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