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Tag Archives: HollabackUnsought Leadership: How Anita Hill Called Out Workplace Harassment and Changed Everything
If you’re a woman over 40, you’ve probably had an Anita Hill Moment. That aha when you realized those suggestive comments, undesired gropes, and surreptitious ass-pats you’d long endured in the male-dominated workplace had a name: sexual harassment. If you’re under age 40, you probably grew up knowing not only about sexual harassment as a concept, but also that it is a prosecutable offense you shouldn’t put up with it for one minute. You’ve probably had training about it in your workplace, and know how to report it safely if it rears its ugly head. So whether or not you realized it, you’ve had your Anita Hill moment too. All because of unsought leadership.
Posted in Gender, Heartfeldt Leadership Advice, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Politics, Workplace
Tagged Anita Hill, BlogHer Career, courageous leadership, Gloria Feldt, Hollaback, John Stuart Mill, Justice Clarence Thomas, Loretta McCarthy, Reed Hastings, sexual harassment, The New Times, V-Day, Violence Against Women Act, whistleblowers
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Heartfeldt Leadership: What’s the #1 Leadership Attribute?
But when I realized I’d be writing this column on September 14, the birthday of a significant mentor in my life, I chose instead to focus on the most important leadership lesson I learned from her…
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Heartfeldt Leadership Advice, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Personal Relationships
Tagged Bill Gates, BlogHer, BlogHer Career, Candy Lightner, Emily May, equal rights, Gloria Feldt, Half the Sky, Hollaback, Jane Addams, leadership, Margaret Sanger, Mark Zukerberg, mentor, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Nancy Brinker, Nick Kristof, Planned Parenthood, September 14th, Sheryl WuDunn, social movements, Susan B. Anthony, Susan G. Komen, vision, visionary, Warren Bennis, women and leadership, women's history
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She’s Doing It: Emily May of Hollaback!
In this week’s She’s Doing It, I couldn’t be prouder to highlight Emily May, co-founder and Executive Director of Hollaback! as someone who has taken the global problem of street harassment and embraced Power Tool #7: Create a Movement with both arms and mobile technology!
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Create a Movement, Gender, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Power Tools, She's Doing It
Tagged Advocacy, awareness, crowd-sourced initiative, Emily May, gender-based violence, Gloria Feldt, Hollaback, LGBTQ, mobile technology, power tool #7, sexual harassment, She's Doing It, violence against women, women's rights
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Women’s History Roundup: Create a MovementThroughout history, men with leadership proclivities have tended to start businesses to create wealth or/and to go into politics. They take the direct path to power for its own sake. Women, on the other hand, tend to start social movements. Susan B. Anthony and women’s rights, Jane Addams and the Settlement House movement, Margaret Sanger and birth control, Candy Lightner and Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and today’s Emily May and Hollaback just to name a few. The 9 Ways Women’s History Month posts this week are all examples of women starting social movements large and small: What are some other examples of woman-initiated social movements that inspire you?
Posted in Create a Movement, Know Your History
Tagged Alice Paul, Candy Lightner, Emily May, Hollaback, Jane Addams, leadership, Margaret Sanger, social movement, Susan B. Anthony, triangle fire, violence against women, women
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