Adrie de Jong comes from The Netherlands. She believes that as women come to know themselves, they will be find the wisdom they need to provide hope, knowledge and solutions. I think much more will be possible for the quality and worth of life when woman lead. I think we will first seek wise woman to lead. Those with a broader view and an higher notion of what really goes on within the heart of the human being and it’s urge... Read more

Laura Paskell-Brown is a teacher and PhD student in New York City. She believes that her purpose in the classroom is to remind her students of the power they already have inside of them, and the ways in which they can use that power for good in the world. When I look into your eyes I see you I don’t mean I see your GPA Or the work that you do. I mean I see YOU I see how you’re... Read more

Yvette Warren is a grandmother, the author of the blog One Family, Many Faiths and a newly ordained minister in the Universal Life Church. “What happens when women lead?” A more important question, in my mind, is, “What happens when any segment of society is shut out of leadership?” I believe the answer is always subversion and rebellion, which often lead to anarchy, which results in accompanying rule by force and fear, attributes that we ascribe to the “masculine.”. A good friend... Read more

Leading Humanity to A Higher Evolution by Anne Scott of  Dream Weather Click here to read Anne’s blog Read more

This month marks both Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. In honor and celebration of this, our question for March will be: “What happens when women lead?” There are many ways to approach such a question: what happens to us, to our relationships, to those who watch us, to the world, to the course of history? We would love to hear your thoughts, dreams, experiences and queries regarding this challenging and exciting topic. Send your poems, pictures, videos or blog posts... Read more