As we all hear about the great stories of women voting at the recent elections, one in particular stood out in my mind that I’d like to share with you all. This is the story of Tameeka Kelley and the applause she received the day she brought her daughter to the polls to vote! Tameeka [...]
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Chinese version of Engage Her
Posted in 2008 elections, General, New Media, asians, tagged Add new tag, Chinese, Elections, voting, Women on October 15, 2008 | No Comments »
Exciting news! We are having our film broadcast on a widely watched Mandarin news channel program called Dialogue 360 hosted and produced by Jay Stone Shih tomorrow night. On Thursday and Friday, October 16 & 17 our entire documentary will be broadcast in two segments. This is historic to be able to have a full [...]
Margaret Ouye….”Your name is now Margaret”
Posted in 2008 elections, General, asians on May 30, 2008 | No Comments »
On Masako Kitashima’s first day at school in Centerville, California in the 1920’s, her teacher Miss Diaz asked her what her name was. When she answered, Masako Kitashima, her teacher said “No, no…that’s too hard. We’ll call you Margaret from now on”. What Margaret didn’t realize was that it was a sign of things [...]
Maria Teresa Peterson….Latino Cultural Ambassadors
Posted in 2008 elections, General, Voting resources, latinas, tagged Add new tag, latinas, New Media, Text messaging on May 30, 2008 | No Comments »
As Executive Director Voto Latino.org, Maria Teresa Peterson has learned a lot about how young Latinos are using New media technologies to communicate, share and network with one another. Her organization is one of the leading sites that targets young Latinos under age 30 to educate, encourage and help them register to vote. [...]
Janis Hirohama “You look like Yoko Ono”
Posted in 2008 elections, General, Voting resources, asians, tagged 2008 elections, Add new tag, asians, Women on May 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Janis Hirohama was born in Japan on an U.S. Army base as a third generation Sansei. She spent most of her time growing up in Hawthorne, California . A working class neighborhood where many families were employed by the local Aerospace industry. Her neighborhood was mixed with second to fourth generation Latinos, a handful of [...]
Announcing at the Women’s Caucus…
Posted in 2008 elections, New Media, tagged Add new tag, documentary on April 10, 2008 | No Comments »
Imagine standing in front of an overflow crowd of several hundred people at the California Democratic Party’s State Convention in San Jose, CA recently. Thanks to Lynn Shaw Hilfenhaus, Chair of the Women’s Caucus and Elmy Bermejo, our Director of Latina Affairs, I had the wonderful opportunity to announce our Engage Her documentary to [...]
Just the Facts, Ma’am - The Vote Smart Project
Posted in 2008 elections, Voting resources on March 28, 2008 | No Comments »
If you’ve been following the 2008 Presidential race and you’re anything like me, you are by now drowning in all the rhetoric surrounding the candidates. Wouldn’t it be nice to see just the plain facts without the political spin? See how each candidate stands on the important issues, how they voted, know their backgrounds, see [...]
Great tool….Vote Poke.org
Posted in 2008 elections, Voting resources, tagged Voting resources on March 27, 2008 | No Comments »
As we’re listening to candidates talk about their qualifications for elected offices ranging from a district level to the White House, let’s make sure we’ve passed the first test. We need to confirm that we’re registered to vote. I found a very cool site called: Votepoke which quickly helps you find out if you’re registered [...]
Welcome to our world….
Posted in 2008 elections, General, New Media, Research, Uncategorized, tagged 2004 elections, statistics, voting on January 22, 2008 | No Comments »
Why did I start this blog? I have spent 20+ years in the business world operating in environments where decision makers were predominantly males. There never seemed to be enough females in executive and decision making positions…much less minority females and I felt like it’s time to take action to encourage more inclusion. One way to change [...]
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