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Artists as Activists: Pursuing Social Justice

June 12, 2017 by EveryWoman Southeast

Artists as Activists: Pursuing Social Justice By Amy Pleasant Flight by Marie Hoeber. Image courtesy of the artist and Gutfreund Cornett Art. We must never forget art is not a form of propaganda; it is a form of truth. John F. Kennedy Some might say that the world is a mess right now. Others point […]

Filed Under: guest blogger

Identity and the Inauguration

January 20, 2017 by EveryWoman Southeast

The transfer of power from President Obama to President Trump today has made me reflect on my different identities.  As a cis woman and feminist, my heart is heavy as the biggest glass ceiling in our country remains intact. The promise of a Cabinet with half of the seats filled by females is lost. As a […]

Filed Under: activism, equity, leadership, self reflections

The Privilege of a Snow Day

January 8, 2017 by EveryWoman Southeast

It is a mix of snow and sleet paired with freezing temperatures…in the South. Our world is shut down. It is lovely. It is Saturday and we suddenly have a weekend without obligations.   An excuse to stay in sweats, work on small projects, actually talk to family, stay up late watching movies, even bake […]

Filed Under: community, equity, self reflections, Uncategorized

Looking Forward

December 29, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

I’m a “resolutioner”. A reflector. A list maker. An organizer. All traits that pair well with the end of the year. As a girl I would make time on New Year’s Eve to write my goals for the next year on a small piece of paper. I’d then put them in a special box that held my […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Let us continue to do the good work

November 10, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

This seismic election has left our nation on a spectrum of emotions ranging from anger to jubilation and everywhere in-between. No matter where you might personally fall on the spectrum, let us continue to do the work that this coalition has set out to do together because you matter and the work you do matters!

Filed Under: about us, community, equity, featured, self reflections

Don’t Sit This One Out

November 5, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

The 2016 Presidential Campaign has been a historic event for many reasons. Shocking, stressful, upending – this campaign has exposed the under belly of America and it isn’t pretty. Racism, classism, religious intolerance, economic uncertainty, xenophobia, the political establishment and misogyny – something to make everyone upset. Democracy is messy. It may be tempting to […]

Filed Under: policy

Plans, Interrupted

October 14, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

I spend a good portion of my professional life educating health professionals about “reproductive life planning,” or, basically, helping someone articulate whether or not they want any (or any more) kids and the steps they need to take to achieve their desired number of children. As a recurrent miscarrier – 7 pregnancies, but only 1 […]

Filed Under: pregnancy, self reflections

Email, my Frenemy

August 26, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

We’ve all had it, the message from our email server fussing to let us know our account is 99.9% full. First response? Sort emails by size, save and delete a few of the largest offenders, then continue on with the day. Sound familiar? A few days ago, I took a look at the actual number of […]

Filed Under: management, stress management Tagged With: management skills, time management

Optimism with a Twist

August 26, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

I am a die-hard optimist. I am not only a “glass half full” kind of gal, I am a “glass is half full with half the calories OR I’m already partially hydrated”. I have always had a sunny outlook on life – to the point of being referred to as Pollyanna during a Fellowship interview (which […]

Filed Under: equity, self reflections

Vacation (or lack thereof and thoughts as to why)

July 28, 2016 by EveryWoman Southeast

Vacations are good for us. They enhance our productivity, happiness and health. Tweet I have an awkward relationship with vacations. I think about them – wish for them – have plenty of days to take them – and yet it’s July 27th and I’ve taken not taken more than one day off here and there this year. I’ve […]

Filed Under: self reflections, stress management

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