TWE PODCAST: Catherine Anaya with World Cup Soccer Champ Jessica McDonald and Money Planner Catherine Scrivano
By Catherine Anaya/December 4, 2019--
Don’t miss a BRAND NEW episode of The Women’s Eye podcast with Catherine Anaya as I talk with 2019 FIFA Women’s National Soccer Team World Cup champion Jessica McDonald. Also to financial contributor Catherine Scrivano about the pros and cons of life insurance...
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TWE TALK: Entrepreneur and Podcaster Mai Ling Chan Builds Bridges for the Disability Community
By Patricia Caso/October 28, 2019 - Mai Ling Chan, a speech-language pathologist and business strategist, has a passion for helping people with disabilities thrive and shine with her innovative XceptionalED company, online courses and her Xceptional Leaders Podcast. She discusses her changemaking ideas...
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TWE PODCAST: Catherine Anaya with Dr. Morgan Francis On Mental Wellness and Catherine Scrivano on Money Scams
By Catherine Anaya/November 13, 2019--
Don’t miss a BRAND NEW episode of The Women’s Eye podcast with Catherine Anaya as I talk with Dr. Morgan Francis, about mental health, body image and eating disorders. Also to contributor Catherine Scrivano about financial abuse, who is most vulnerable and how to reduce risk...
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TWE Interview: Journalist Zahra Hankir Spotlights Arab Women Reporters In Their Own Words
By Patricia Caso/September 25, 2019 - London-based journalist, Zahra Hankir has covered Mid East and Arab political turmoil and violence throughout her career but admittedly not to the detriment of her safety. She was well aware that many women journalists, who live in and report from those diverse regions, face unbelievable odds..
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK
“Years of Hope, Years of Courage” Float Celebrates Women’s Right to Vote
If you were watching the 131st Rose Parade on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, CA or on tv, you might have seen this beautiful float and labor of love built to remind people of the 100th year anniversary in 2020 of the passage of the 19th Amendment.
“Years of Hope, Years of Courage” Float/Photo: ABC Screenshot
Nan Johnson, 89, and with no corporate backing, led the effort to raise more than $350,000 in donations. Up until the last moment volunteers were putting eucalyptus leaves on the Statue of Liberty. You can read about all the fascinating people riding on the float, several relatives of the early suffragettes, and more in this Pasadena Star News report.
Walking along were “The Outwalkers,” 98 women and two men dressed in white and carrying signs, representing the suffragette movement. Certainly a float to be very proud of all these 100 years later.
Bravo Nan Johnson and all who contributed to make this inspiring idea happen!
TWE Reads
You’d Better Not Die or I’ll Kill You: A Caregiver’s Survival Guide by Jane Heller
ON TWE RADIO MAR. 16-17: In You'd Better Not Die or I'll Kill You--A Caregiver's Guide (Chronicle Books), Jane Heller shares her own experiences as a caregiver and offers advice from experts. She learned firsthand about the subject from taking care of her husband, Michael, who is afflicted with … [Read More...]
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Brand New TWE Radio: December 24, 25 2016
BRAND NEW SHOWS! Listen to This Show’s Interviews HERE Don’t miss the BRAND NEW edition of The Women’s Eye Radio Show with Catherine Anaya airing this weekend! We are celebrating the 100th TWE Radio program! Our special guests have found great purpose in their lives. We call them “intrepid changemakers.” Sister Adele O’Sullivan, founder Circle The […]
