You may have heard the great news by now — on Saturday, actor Emma Watson, known worldwide for playing super-smart and feisty Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films, spoke
Out of Your Head — and Into Your Power!
May what I do flow from me like a river,no forcingand no holding back.
–Rainer Maria Rilke
I am delighted to announce a new IWL program that will teach you how to use
Not Every Company Struggles With Gender Equity
Last week, amid the posts and news articles about Women’s Equality Day on August 26, it might have been easy to miss the impressive announcement from Gap, Inc.
Here it is,
We Stand on the Shoulders of Those Who’ve Gone Before
The amendment to the U.S. constitution that granted women the equal right to vote was first proposed in 1878. A long 42 years later, it was certified as law in
Successfully Skirting the Boys Club
“In most industries, discriminating on the basis of gender, race, or age would be considered illegal. Yet in the tech industry, venture capitalists routinely show off
Stopping by Woods on a Summer Evening
Sometimes in the rush of day-to-day demands, we have to stay focused on the details – the small picture – to get everything done. It’s necessary, but it often prevents us
Field Notes from the Revolution
We have been blessed to work for some time now with a Fortune 100 company that is fully committed to achieving gender partnership. One of their key strategies for reaching
Why Introverts Can Be a Leader’s Secret Weapon
Famously successful introverts – Top row: Marissa Mayer, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Martha Minow (dean, Harvard Law). Bottom row: Katharine Graham (publisher of The Washington Post for 20
