Here’s Margie Clayman‘s third profile of a kick-butt woman in social good in honor of Women’s History Month. You can check out her other posts telling the story of Luma Mufleh and Angela Daffron. When Estrella Rosenberg was a little girl, she had to experience something that is difficult even for the most seasoned adult […]
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Editor’s note: here’s Margie’s second post of Women’s History Month, profiling a kick-butt woman for International Women’s Day! Often times, when bad things happen to us or to people we care about, the temptation is to cave in, even for just a little while. The mundane details of the every day world can cease to
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This month is women’s history month in the U.S. (See our top women in social media post, and coinciding with that today is Oxfam America’s Women’s Day (IWD)). The campaign is an excellent multifaceted one that highlights the needs of women internationally and gives them a voice. Hunger and poverty are about power and inequality,
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It’s Women’s History Month, but instead of looking back at women of the past who’ve already changed the world, we’ll be profiling women of today who are changing the world using social media. To honor these social media powerhouses, every Thursday this month, guest blogger Margie Clayman will introduce you to awesome women who use
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Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Margie Clayman. Check back here every Thursday afternoon this month for more stories on awesome women in social good. A few months ago, I sat down to watch CBS Sunday morning as I am wont to do. A story came on about a woman who was born
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Editors Note: March is Women’s History Month and in honor of the great things women have contributed to nonprofits and social good, we invited Margie Clayman (who has guest posted here before) to profile some of these admirable women. But before we get started, I asked Margie for her thoughts on why so many women
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