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Build a Sustainable Nonprofit That Can Change the ...
Posted by Laura Quaglio | Oct 6, 2019
Home Is Where the Heart Is
Posted by Jess Downey | Oct 8, 2018
Rise Gatherings Began With an Instant Connection
Posted by Jess Downey | Oct 8, 2018
Dreaming of a Second Career? Here’s How to M...
Posted by Sean Downey | Jul 25, 2018
Impact Hunger With The Soulfull Project
Posted by Jess Downey | Apr 18, 2018
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Rise Gatherings Began With an Instant Connection
Rachel Rubin and Tami Astorino are bringing women together for meaningful gatherings, providing experiences out in nature to help them heal and empower, to move and be moved.
A Gift On My Wife’s First Mother’s Day
I’ve always thought of myself as a thoughtful gifter, but my wife’s first Mother’s Day has me utterly confounded. She’s carrying much of the load for the family right now, and I would do anything to show how much we appreciate her.
I Am A Feminist, But So What?
Even the word has become a political football. But it just means equality, and I’m good with that. Are you?
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Inside The Championship Season Of Bucks County Dragon Boat
by Jess Downey | Oct 18, 2017
The Bucks County Blazing Dragons Fusion crew started paddling together as a collection of more than 30 women, vying for 20 seats on a dragon boat to compete in the national championships. And when we crossed the final finish line, we were champions.
Read MoreFemale Air Force Commanders Are Shaking Up the Status Quo
by Jess Downey | Oct 17, 2017
As Air Force Commander of the 305th Operations Support Squadron at McGuire Air Force Base, Lt. Col. Jannell MacAulay focused on mindfulness and compassion. She handed the baton to Lt. Col. Michele Lobianco, who brought her own style, dialing in on self-actualization and love for her airmen. Using their own distinctive approaches, they are changing the face and the meaning of a commander. And military leadership may never be the same.
Read MoreHow to Aspire, Thrive, and Succeed in the Workplace
by Sean Downey | Jul 28, 2017
From getting hired to negotiating for compensation, the plight of women in the workforce is well documented. It’s become the focal point of political campaigns, TV shows, movies, and social media hashtags. But what can and should women be doing to make immediate change where they work right now? Women at the top of their game offer advice on taking charge of your career and facing down detractors (including yourself).
Read MoreRe-energizing Trenton is a Big Job, But Julia Taylor is Up to It
by Sean Downey | Jul 27, 2017
As a key part of nonprofit Isles, a 36-year-old organization committed to re-energizing Trenton, Julia Taylor is helping families to become self-reliant, and the city to become a thriving urban center once more.
Read MoreTake a Trip of a Lifetime
by Laura Quaglio | May 24, 2017
Carol Dimopoulos knows how important it is for women to get away from it all. She’s not only the...
Read MoreA Gift On My Wife’s First Mother’s Day
by Scott Edwards | May 10, 2017
I’ve always thought of myself as a thoughtful gifter, but my wife’s first Mother’s Day has me utterly confounded. She’s carrying much of the load for the family right now, and I would do anything to show how much we appreciate her.
Read More10 Questions I’ve Always Wanted to Ask My Mom but Haven’t. Until Now.
by Meghan Rabbitt | May 9, 2017
An unforgettable conversation between a mother-daughter that left us (and them) tear-stained and emotionally drained (and reminded us to call our moms).
Read MoreCongresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman On Breaking Down Barriers
by Jess Downey | Apr 25, 2017
Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman tells Real Woman why she decided to take on politics in a divided country and why she wants you to do it, too.
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