Women lead in very different ways—from one another, and from most men. There’s even a “whoa” hiding in our language: the wo that precedes man in the word woman has long functioned as a signal to pause, hesitate, or stop. But many women refuse to hear it, pressing forward to accomplish their purpose, whatever that […]
There are moments when a room shifts—when energy, purpose, and possibility come together. The culmination of Connect4Impact created one of those moments as we celebrated the first cohort of Connect4Impact. After eight months of learning, reflection, and action, the young women—aka Impact Scholars—who participated in the program were not just closing a chapter; they were
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