Inspiration
Writing Women into Architectural History
Written by Heather Burke Tuesday, November 22 2011
Beverly Willis founded the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation to ensure that the contributions of women in the building trades live on long after these professional women are gone.
Move Over Boys
Written by Patty Rasmussen Friday, November 18 2011
In October of next year, Susan Slusser will go where no woman has gone before. She’ll become president of the storied Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Wow!
800,000 United Methodist Women Speak for Justice
Written by Shala Hainer Friday, July 22 2011
“United Methodist Women has been involved in every social movement affecting women and children of their era. From working against foot binding in China to participating in the anti-lynching movement in the United States, women took risky stances before the opinion polls were favorable.”
“Engineers Change our World”
Written by Jan Jaben-Eilon Tuesday, June 07 2011
“Engineers make the world work. Think of your day without electricity, without clean water, without transportation, without communication systems. Engineers add tremendous value to the world.”
Liz Cornish to Women: Banish the Inner Critic
Adventurer and career coach Liz Cornish, in an audio interview, talks about her solo canoe trip in the Arctic and the critters she met as she kayaked the Zambezi River. She ends the interview with advice for women in the business world.
