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Lean In with #femlead

Published on April 29, 2013 By brendabethman

By Brenda Bethman Technically, this post is not really about technology (although Sandberg does work at Facebook) — but it is about women, which is the other focus of this blog. And it’s cheating a bit as it’s a cross-post from my personal blog, but it’s April and I’m sick, so it will have to do. [...]

F-word at Simmons College: Gloria Steinem’s powerful speech on feminism today (#Storify)

Published on April 2, 2013 By jessfaulk

On March 22, 2013 Gloria Steinem came to campus and caused the kind of stir you would expect from a rock star. Steinem’s icon status is well earned after over 40 years of activism & advancement of women’s rights. This storify follow’s Gloria’s day on campus through the eyes of Simmons’ community.

On Leaning In: Pay Equity

Published on February 5, 2013 By blackbrarian

By Anitra Cottledge My first post in a couple of months and I’m thinking not strictly about tech, but about pay equity and salary negotiation. By now, I gather that most reading this have heard/seen the “Why We Have Too Few Women Leaders” TED talk by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. But if you haven’t, here’s [...]

Blog Prompt Monday: Dinner Party with Amazing Women

Published on January 7, 2013 By kmagura

By Kathryn Magura When I saw the blog prompt for today, I was really excited: “What 5 women throughout history would you like to have a dinner party with and why?” Seriously, how awesome is this question? Think about the amazing fun we could have at a dinner party! As I began to think about [...]

A Woman’s Right to Vote

Published on November 6, 2012 By kmagura

By Kathryn Magura It’s election day here in the United States! And while most of us will be relieved to have the daily deluge of political ads come to an end, how many of us take the time to reflect on the power of our vote? As a woman, I have not really thought much [...]