We are pleased to announce the next wave of grassroots women leaders who will be participating in our training program in new media, citizen journalism and empowerment. … Read More»

Did you know that in the United States, women earn only 75.5cents for every dollar that men earn? If you are passionate about women’s empowerment, you probably already knew this. … Read More»

(also posted in my journal) Ruth Hartman’s post about the lack of time struck a cord with me. And this is my response to her. … Read More»

I also wish to echo the sentiments of other VOF 2011 applicants. … Read More»

Three minutes too late. I clicked the submit button with the force of a jackhammer. Submit, hurry, hurry, hurry. As if the keyboard had the power to reverse time's forward march. … Read More»

A genius or a madman? What they say about the action of the person who is capable of causing a revolution? It is a genius or a madman? It is a meeting point for socializing skills. … Read More»

It’s been great participating in this year’s Voice of our Future (VOF) process. I have found it both refreshing and inspiring. … Read More»

My how time flies. It seems like only yesterday that my friend Liesl Harewood (also a member) encouraged me to take advantage of the Voices of Our Future opportunity. … Read More»

Asante is a swahili word meaning" thank you" and Hongera is" congratulations" in swahili language. … Read More»

I want to thank both the PulseWire team and the amazing women who shared their stories for the past 4 weeks. … Read More»