Posted in Bay Area, LGBT rights, feminism, friends, politics on June 16, 2008 | No Comments »
We’re just 15 minutes away from the hour when same-sex couples will officially be able to wed in California! I for one am elated that today the LGBT couples among us are finally allowed to express their love for each other like the rest of their fellow human beings. The New York Times has a [...]
Posted in Bay Area, Care2, blogging, feminism, nonprofits, technology on April 2, 2008 | No Comments »
The Women Who Tech Telesummit came and went so fast, I didn’t even really have time to be nervous. My panel, “Build an Online Campaign and Change the World,” was so quick and we got some great reception from it. I also attended three other sessions that were all very useful. My favorite was “Improve [...]
Posted in Care2, blogging, feminism, nonprofits, technology on March 11, 2008 | No Comments »
I’m really excited about this great event called the Women Who Tech telesummit. It was founded by Allyson Kapin, who is a founding partner of RAD campaign and an all-around great person. I worked with her back in the day on a campaign for the National Women’s Law Center. Anyhow, the telesummit is all about [...]
Posted in feminism, literature, reviews on September 15, 2006 | No Comments »
Two days ago I attended a reading of Bitchfest, Bitch Magazine’s 10-year anthology. I wanted to write something about it just because I left feeling uplifted, optimistic and excited. For many women, I’m sure thinking about the state of our rights and our place in society is a tad depressing, but this reading made me [...]
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