by Sally Anderson Mental Health Is A Taboo Subject At Executive Level Mental health awareness has reached an inflection point! People are more and more reluctant to reveal they have a mental illness. Mental illness still faces a persistent social taboo mainly due to it not being safe to talk about in the workplace. Despite […]
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By Kim-Adele Randall In today’s dynamic and ever-evolving professional landscape, women leaders are making significant strides, breaking barriers, and reshaping industries. Yet, despite advancements, challenges persist, necessitating a nuanced understanding of what women leaders need to optimize their success. Empowerment, resilience, and strategic acumen are crucial pillars for women leaders to build their path to […]
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by Wendy Watson In the bustling streets of New York City, Beatrice’s journey began in the tumultuous backdrop of family turmoil and societal prejudices. Born in 1959, her early life was marked by the complexities of familial discord and racial discrimination. Separated from her biological parents at a tender age, she was raised by her […]
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By Terrilani Chong Florence Hall was born on August 17, 1923, in Brooklyn New York, the second child and eldest daughter of George and Marjorie Hall. During her childhood, Florence knew early on that she would become a nurse. When she was about 7, a friend of hers was injured in an accident of some […]
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By Shelby Jo Long Being a leader is challenging in many ways. Stepping into a leadership role is taking on the responsibility of influence and advocacy. In the realm of business leadership, the rise of female CEOs and founders has sparked a profound shift in organizational dynamics. As they ascend to the helm of companies […]
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By Tia Cristy As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I think it’s important to say that being a woman can be pretty challenging. We have hormonal changes, health changes, and physical changes much more rapidly and sporadic than our other human counterparts. A lot is expected from a woman, as well as things that aren’t […]
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By Dr. Julie Ducharme Hopefully, you have seen and remember the iconic movie A League of Their Own, starring Geena Davis and Tom Hanks, with the memorable line, “There is no crying in baseball.” This movie, based on a true story, depicts how the women’s baseball league came about during wartime. I was fortunate enough […]
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By Lisa E. Kirkwood March 8th is International Women’s Day, and March of each year is Women’s History Month – a time to celebrate women’s contributions to history, culture, and society. In honor of the extraordinary women pioneers from the past who paved the way for future generations, I dedicate this feature to them. Thank […]
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Over a century ago, women fought for the right to vote and equal pay. In the business realm, progress has been made, but gender gaps persist. Shocking statistics reveal the challenges: 12% of unique inventors, 13% of patent holders, and a mere 1.6% of venture funding for women founder teams. It's time for women to embrace invention, manufacturing, and funding opportunities, narrowing the gap and changing history.
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From the Civil War to modern conflicts, women like Harriet Tubman and Deborah Sampson have made extraordinary military contributions, yet their stories are often overlooked. Today, female veterans, comprising 10%, face heartbreak and dismissal. Initiatives like I Am Not Invisible and Women Vet USA aim to bring awareness, but more support, affordable housing, childcare, and career counseling are crucial for their empowerment.
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