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Women Empowerment the Goal of Take the Lead Challenge

The recent Take the Lead Challenge was a momentous event. the national organization formally launched their mission of helping women build their self confidence and self-esteem so they will step into leadership roles. The WomenConnect4Good Foundation reached out with sponsorship and Dr. Nancy attended the event in the packed 3000-seat auditorium at Arizona State University. […]

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Empowering Choices for Dealing with Mean Women in the Workplace

Women need not be on their own when undergoing assaults from mean women in the workplace, even though management overwhelmingly denies the situation exists. Meredith Fuller, psychologist and recognized specialist in career development, has written a valuable book, now released in the US, called Working with Bitches: Identify the Eight Types of Office Mean Girls

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The Imperfect Caregiver Deals With Dysphagia | A Diagnosis that Is Hard to Swallow

Bobbi Carducci was an in-home caregiver for her mentally and physically ill father-in-law for seven years. Issues they coped with included dysphagia, schizophrenia, age-related dementia, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, C.O.P.D. and various infections that popped up like weeds in the summer. She describes what she did as creative problem solving on the run and hopes

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Talking Feminism Is Alive and Well

Barnard College, the oldest liberal arts college for women in the U.S., launches a new perspective on Feminism. “Dare to Use the F Word” is a new monthly podcast series created by and for young feminists. Barnard President and author of Wonder Women, Debora Spar, says that she doesn’t presume to know what young women

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Who Influences You on Social Media | Amplify Her Voice

The Representation Project (formerly MissRepresentation.org) continues to expose society’s limiting stereotypes that harm all of us: men, women, boys and girls. Most recently, they called attention to the lists of the most influential thinkers. Though women are proclaimed to use social media the most, they were mostly left off the lists.

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