Women Of Leadership: Leading and Letting Go
My great great aunt, Eleanor Burke was a suffragette in NYC and with her friends she chained herself to the courthouse gate, was arrested, went on a hunger strike and force fed through pipes - all in...
A Parent's Leadership
Originally posted May 19, 2015
Women of Leadership: What Does Taking a Healthy Risk Look Like?
Some colleagues and friends were talking about taking risks, and I said something to the effect that I couldn’t think of a risk I’d taken recently. One of my friends nearly fell on the floor...
Going Platinum
Originally published October 2, 2015
Women of Leadership: Speaking Up Pays Off
In honor of Women's History Month, all month long we will be focusing on the women in our organization who have taken risks and embraced change that have benefited schools, communities, businesses we...
Women of Leadership: Creating Change to Amplify Culture
In honor of Women's History Month, all month long we will be focusing on the women in our organization who have taken risks and embraced change that have benefited schools, communities, businesses we...
Risk Takers In Black History
Risk taking – is it helpful or harmful? Day-to-day many of us attempt to ‘calculate the risk,’ in any given activity that we are partaking in. From the amount of coffee (or tea) you drink, to the...
The Softer Side of Joy
You've heard of mindfulness, but do you know how deep and far it resonates? Join Matt on this exploration of one of the most powerful and complex human emotions—joy—and how mindfulness plays a...
A Lesson on Love and Leadership
A guest blog from The National Girls Collaborative Project's Erin Hogeboom. Check out her bio below, and check out the wonderful work NGC is doing here.
If you participated in NGC’s September...