>>BY SHOSHANNAH SAYERS, Deputy Director of The Southern Coalition for Social Justice Voting is a matter of pride for Alberta Currie. Since the age of 21...[Read More]
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>>The WWJD bracelet became the ultimate fashion accessory at my Southern elementary school in the mid-1990s, along with butterfly hairclips and platform flip-flops. Even I...[Read More]
>> “You can’t lead people if you don’t love people.” Carrie Cook loves people. She is the founder of Charlotte-based EmpowHERment, Inc. a 501(c)(3) organization...[Read More]
>>North Carolina saw big changes in 2013, and Women AdvaNCe writers offered insight and perspective on the many ways women’s lives were affected. Here’s a...[Read More]
>>This past summer, over 200 girls between the ages of 7-16 came together, formed bands, crowded into tiny practice rooms, picked up instruments they may...[Read More]
>>Women helping women was the focus of a special event in Pembroke, N.C. on December 7. More than 100 friends and neighbors gathered on a...[Read More]
>>BY DANA JENNINGS Study after study shows that when women seek and serve political office – elected or appointed – they achieve the same...[Read More]
>>Thanksgiving approaches! And while you may dread the influx of fussy and bickering family members, you can give thanks for one perfectly timed arrival: movies....[Read More]
>>BY CLAIRE SMITH When she’s not at play rehearsal, voice lessons, or dance class, 12-year-old Madison Kimrey takes North Carolina politics by storm....[Read More]
>>In the 14 years since my first child was born, I have been, at various times, a stay-at-home mom, a work-from-home mom, a part-time-working mom,...[Read More]