I am a mother and a grandmother, both of which I am extremely proud of
Read MoreWho needs another hero when you have swimmers like Diana Nyad?
Read MoreA few days ago, I went to the best funeral I’ve ever attended.
Read MoreSo many images from the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, whose fiftieth anniversary we celebrated on August 28, remain as stirring for me today as they were on that hot, steamy day in 1963:
Read MoreI would like to give a shout out to all of the women in the nonprofit sector.
Read MoreEver have a really interesting idea at work or in the world, share it, and notice that you don’t get much of a response? Either because people just don’t seem excited about it or say they don’t understand it? And then a dude, maybe someone you know or don’t know, maybe someone who cam
Read MoreWe have “Battling” Bella Abzug to thank for Women’s Equality Day on August 26
Read MoreToday is Women’s Equality Day, which makes the discovery I share here particularly apropos.
Read MoreIt was all over the news for days. Every pundit, every political talk show, every newspaper running big retrospective spreads. Op eds galore, and reminiscences of what it was like to be marching together toward equality. Tomorrow, August 26 is Women’s Equality Day, the day that
Read MoreOn Wednesday night I participated in another TweetChat (what can I say? I’m obsessed) hosted by The Indie Chicks. The topic: #ChickWars.
Read More“How many of you think you have to be seen by men before you can be seen?”
Read MoreOn Tuesday I participated in #GenderPop, a TweetChat hosted by an organization called Have Art Will Travel, also known as HAWT. Hot. HAWT uses art as a vehicle to inspire people to fearlessly live out their genders.
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