Committee of One, Making a Difference, One Life at a Time (Matriarch Press, 2012) “When I married a retired hydrologist, I had no idea how our travels to the Middle East would change my perspective. Initially interested in the fine crafts of the area, I was led to Leila Wahbeh. The day I met her was(…)
Celeste North LOVES film – she also LOVES technology. She has been passionate about both since she was a kid. But as the years passed, she began to notice how easilythe independent filmmaker’s voice seems to get lost in the mainstream melee. And she wondered what that this loss meant for her native Mexico, for kids in(…)
Laurin’s love for her mother inspires her to take on prisoner reentry reform. Call my mother an ex-convict, and my heart wilts. My mother is smart and kind. She is an entrepreneur. Not to mention, she makes legendary mac-n-cheese. She is not the stigma looming over the 10,000 people who are released from U.S. prisons every single(…)
She is the mom of a 13-year-old girl who can build her own website. So she knows that girls of color do code. Well, actually they don’t, or rather most don’t. Combined, Black, Latino and Native American women make up less than 3% of the computer programming profession. But it’s not because they lack desire. On(…)
We partnered with MTV Voices for our 10,000 Names in 100 Days campaign from February – May 2012 and featured some of the most amazing nominees from the campaign on their blog each week. We also randomly rewarded a few nominators for taking the time out to nominate and alerting us to amazing women around(…)
