Jun 30, 2019
Cathy Gibson left east Texas at age 18 to enter a Virginia girls college in the early 1960s as an “outspoken bigot” and graduated a Big 10 University four years later with a degree in Urban Education committed to increasing the literacy rates of inner city youth, and subsequently becoming a champion for adult...
Jun 23, 2019
Lyn Burton shares her journey from professionally accomplished to spiritually fulfilled. With 25+ years of working to address the housing needs of families with low and moderate incomes, Lyn takes Her leap of faith to become a Unitarian Universalist Chaplain working with women who have struggled with drugs and need...
Jun 16, 2019
From a childhood of segregation, low-expectations of girls and women and the battle to define her sexuality, Teresa Ann Harris, shares her journey from military service, to homelessness, addiction and recovery with college graduation at age 40+ followed by a stellar civil service career with responsibility...
Jun 9, 2019
Monica recounts the struggle for acceptance as a female attorney,,,and, then as a pregnant female attorney during an era that never fathomed this could really happen in “our” place of work. Fast-forwarding, she recalls the later struggle to work-while-fighting-breast-cancer; two things her male counterparts could...
Jun 2, 2019
A young, animated, Carolyn May, worked on Capitol Hill during that period of American history subsequently dubbed “the Camelot years”: that period etched in America’s memory as the magical era of the “Kennedy years”, and in the public’s memory as an era that will never be repeated.
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