Starting a Business, a Blog or Both
June 29, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
Women turning to women for networking and business advice isn’t exactly a new concept. And this New York Times story, which primarily focuses on Ladies Who Launch, doesn’t really break [...]
Read More »An Enchanted “Evening”
June 28, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change

Writing at the Huffington Post, Melissa Silverstein puts its bluntly: "There has never been a more impressive female cast assembled in a single film."
She is speaking of the new film, [...]
Liz Claiborne, Designer of Clothes for Professional Women, Dies at 78
June 27, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
The designer Liz Claiborne died Tuesday in Manhattan at the age of 78 from complications of cancer. Here’s an excerpt from The New York Times obituary, which was just posted [...]
Read More »Confessing My Addiction: Watching “The Closer”
June 27, 2007 by Patricia Yarberry Allen
by Patricia Yarberry Allen
I grew up with no television. In rural Kentucky, there was no way on the farm to get that moving image from the air into a box [...]
A Sudden Change, A Quick Response
June 26, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger | bio
So there I was, charging down a busy New York street, passing pedestrians with less than warm and fuzzy feelings concerning their leisurely pace.
I’ve got [...]
Menopause Minute: Bone Health, Book Tour and Sex
June 26, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
A weekly look at menopause and related issues in the news …
Newsweek columnists Barbara Kantrowitz and Pat Wingert on what you need to know about bone heath to help ward [...]
A Media of Her Own: Celebrating Five Years of Women’s eNews
June 25, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
Women’s eNews is busy today doing its usual, ground-breaking work — covering the stories about women that the mainstream media ignores and providing women’s perspectives on public policy.
Thanks to Kristal [...]
Women Center Stage Festival in NYC
June 25, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
Women Center Stage, a multi-disciplinary festival featuring women artists whose work calls attention to human struggles globally, kicks off tonight in New York.
Featuring panel discussions, films, plays, music and [...]
Web Watch: Forwarding Fact or Fiction?
June 22, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change

Every other Friday, Web Watch points to an interesting item or resource found online — sometimes age-related, sometimes not. Send your suggestions for online finds to suggestions@womensvoicesforchange.org
by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger | [...]
Voices in Verse: The Profundity of No
June 22, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
In this edition of Voices in Verse, we present the fullest power of prosody — that of making the universal from the particular. Here the poet reveals as she conceals, [...]
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