by Patricia Yarberry Allen
The economic news is dreadful.  Madoff stories are everywhere.  Winter blizzards are coming down from Palin's home state to freeze all the voters who dissed her [...]

The following note just landed in the email boxes of WVFC's editor and publisher. We were both delighted, and agreed that it had to be shared. In a way, attorney [...]

"My Rosa Parks Moment"  Jill Nelson, 56, had thought herself incapable of being swept away by fuss like inaugural balls.  She's written for the New York Times, the Washington [...]

One of the more vivid memories of my childhood: I am nine years old, walking down the middle of my one block-long street in Bethesda, Maryland with my neighbor and [...]

When Hillary Clinton left the U.S. Senate to become Secretary of State on the 21st, the Senate was briefly one woman short. However, with this weekend's appointment of Albany-area Representative [...]

These are immutable facts.  Kirsten Gillibrand was born in 1966.  She graduated from Dartmouth.  She is a woman.  And one thing more: We are in a laboratory now.
This is [...]

WVFC is still buzzing about the choice of 42-year-old Kirsten Gillibrand to be the next Senator from New York. To accompany our interview of her, above, here are some links [...]

With today’s news that Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand has been appointed to the Senate seat vacated by Secretary of State Clinton, we were doubly proud that the Congresswoman gave WVFC so [...]

by Cecilia Ford

Last week, Women’s Voices For Change was invited to a screening of Last Chance Harvey, a movie that addresses the thorny issue of a woman of a certain [...]

by Diane Vacca
Hurtling toward catastrophe—certain death for himself, the 154 lives entrusted to him and a good many others, were he to crash into the densely packed houses below—Capt. Chesley [...]