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Encouraging individuals to do things differently is not just about being contrary to it. ↔ It is about authentic self-expression. ↔ Finding new solutions. ↔ It is about building a personal or professional identity. In a world where many try to conform. It takes courage to do things differently. That sets leaders and innovators apart. 💪

March 1st is the 1st day of Women’s History Month! Let’s celebrate all the great #womenleaders #womenintechnology #womenentrepreneurs #womenincustomersuccess #womensupportingwomen #womenveterans #workingmums #womeninbusiness #womeninsales #womendirectors

I shared Sarah B. Cochran's story because most people have heard of her famous male business competitor, Henry Clay Frick, but I grew up with Sarah's story, and it helped to shape my ideas about #business, #philanthropy and #businesscareers. Add your own inspiring female historical figure to the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum's online form so the organization can tell a more complete American historical narrative. And if you want to learn about my book and presentations I've given about Sarah, please visit my profile. #businesshistory #womenshistory #pennsylvania #suffrage #education

As we approach the conclusion of Women’s History Month, it’s essential for all the remarkable ladies out there to not forget to prioritize their well-being. Read our blog post on The Vault: https://bit.ly/49VtVRB

https://amzn.to/3xz9onI "366 Days of Positive Black African American Women History: Black Women's History for Every Day of the Year"Summary:"366 Days of Positive Black African American Women History" is an inspiring and comprehensive journey through the remarkable contributions and achievements of African American women, spanning every day of the year, including a special entry for leap years. This book meticulously documents the pivotal roles African American women have played in shaping the history and culture of the United States and beyond. Starting from January 1st with the heroic actions of Harriet Tubman and culminating on December 31st with the influential works of individuals like Shirley Chisholm, each day reveals a new story or milestone. The calendar format allows readers to learn about significant events, ranging from the arts and politics to science and civil rights. In February, readers explore achievements in the context of Black History Month, learning about figures such as Rosa Parks and Toni Morrison. March celebrates Women’s History Month with entries like the groundbreaking political work of Shirley Chisholm. The warmer months highlight cultural achievements and summer milestones, such as June’s commemoration of Juneteenth and the trailblazing accomplishments in sports by athletes like Althea Gibson. As the year progresses, the book covers a wide array of fields and topics. It highlights key figures in the struggle for civil rights, trailblazers in science and technology like Mae Jemison, cultural icons such as Oprah Winfrey, and pathfinders in literature and the arts. The stories of these women not only recount their individual achievements but also reflect the broader challenges and triumphs of African American women throughout history."366 Days of Positive Black African American Women History" is more than a book; it's a daily source of inspiration and education. It serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience, brilliance, and unwavering spirit of African American women. This book is an essential read for anyone looking to understand the full spectrum of American history and the vital role played by African American women in shaping it.

The theme of Saluting our Sisters #WEMATTER highlights the crucial role that black women have played in shaping history, inspiring change, and building communities. Our appreciation to Cherron Inko-Tariah MBE for coining this year’s Black History Month theme. I featured yesterday in the CSRF Saluting our Sisters Series: a spotlight on me, my work with the award winning Cross Government Junior Leaders Networking Events, my baby loss experience, the importance of baby loss awareness week and my new Memoir, Believe: my story of baby loss, finding hope and trusting again. I had a great conversation with the one and only remarkable Justin Placide - Co-Chair of The Civil Service Race Forum . Many thanks for the opportunity. It was an amazing session with a super engaging audience. They described the session as powerful, heart-warming discussion, informative, enlightening, beautiful insight, and useful session with life’s learnings. This lovely comment from Jamila made my day – I can’t wait to read your book, Thank you Justin and Funke for an inspirational event. One of the best I have ever attended. One of the questions Justin asked - how can we ensure this theme becomes an ongoing narrative? Here are my thoughts. The power of one - it starts with me and it starts with you. Intentionality – we must consciously incorporate this into our day to day lives, not just a once in a year affair. Culture of celebration – let’s celebrate one another. In the small things, in the big things and in all things. Let’s speak about each other behind closed doors. Let’s support each other. Let’s promote each other. My sister’s win is my win too. Would love to hear yours. Do leave it in the comment below.

Why Purple, Green, and White? We want to take some time to share with you this article that helps educate you on the meanings of each of the colors behind Women’s History Month. https://lnkd.in/gWuFUEeg #WHM #Educate

Why Purple, Green, and White? We want to take some time to share with you this article that helps educate you on the meanings of each of the colors behind Women’s History Month. https://lnkd.in/gWuFUEeg #WHM #Educate

Why Purple, Green, and White? We want to take some time to share with you this article that helps educate you on the meanings of each of the colors behind Women’s History Month. https://lnkd.in/gWuFUEeg #WHM #Educate

Why Purple, Green, and White? We want to take some time to share with you this article that helps educate you on the meanings of each of the colors behind Women’s History Month. https://lnkd.in/gWuFUEeg #WHM #Educate