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The Womxn of Yale

Podcast de Yale Women's Leadership Initiative

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Members of the Women's Leadership Initiative at Yale will interview past and current womxn students at Yale about their experiences at Yale and beyond. The WLI offers opportunities to learn from, speak with, and network with womxn leaders in a wide variety of fields, work with a community of passionate and supportive womxn, and launch self-driven initiatives that empower womxn in many ways. Learn more about us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), Instagram (@yalewli), and website (yalewli.org).

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9 episodios

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A Conversation with the InHerShoes Movement

In today's episode, WLI Co-Directors of Partnerships Nancy Lin and Monique Nickolov have a conversation with Judith Martinez, CEO and Founder of InHerShoes; Camille de la Rosa, Content Creator & Jr. Social Strategist; and Bidisa Mukherjee, Bay Area Chapter Lead Catalyst. InHerShoes is a non-profit that has been committed to catalyzing courage for girls around the world since 2014. As part of WLI's upcoming partnership with InHerShoes, today's podcast hosts and guests discuss what women's empowerment means to them, what InHerShoes' work in this space looks like, and what they would each do if they were "1% more courageous." Stay in touch with WLI by liking us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), following us on Instagram (@yalewli), and checking out our website at yalewli.org. Our theme song is from “Entwined Oddity” from Blue Dot Sessions. Other music used throughout the podcast is from Ketsa’s “A Road Less Travelled” and “Summer.”

28 de ene de 2021 - 49 min
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Digging into the Women's Center Archives

In this episode, Advisory Council member Michaela Markels '24 speaks with current Yale students -- Kanyinsola Anifowoshe '24 and Iman Jaroudi '24 -- about their archival research on the Yale Women's Center. They discuss the history of the women's center at Yale, the important of intersectionality in that history, the nature and future of archival research in general, and more. Stay in touch with us by liking us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), following us on Instagram (@yalewli), and checking out our website at yalewli.org [http://yalewli.org/]. The Womxn of Yale’s theme song is “Entwined Oddity” from Blue Dot Sessions. Other audio used throughout the podcast include excerpts from Ketsa’s “A Road Less Travelled” and “Summer.”

3 de ene de 2021 - 47 min
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Ready or Not

In this episode, Advisory Council Member Michaela Markels ’24 speaks with Remembering 50 contributor Pamela Rollings. After graduating with Yale’s class of 1976, Pam went on to receive her law degree from The University of Virginia, which lead to a career in corporate law and later, non-profit law. Today, she reads her piece “Ready or Not,” and goes into more depth about her experience at Yale in its first years of coeducation, the mental health challenges she faced in college and afterward, her advice to women seeking professional positions of leadership, and her take on a career in law. — Our “Remembering 50” book features the voices and stories of alumni of all gender identities, backgrounds, and career paths. It is currently available for purchase on our website at yalewli.org/remembering-50 [http://yalewli.org/remembering-50]. Stay in touch with us by liking us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), following us on Instagram (@yalewli), and checking out our website at yalewli.org [http://yalewli.org/]. The Womxn of Yale’s theme song is “Entwined Oddity” from Blue Dot Sessions. Other audio used throughout the podcast include excerpts from Ketsa’s “A Road Less Travelled” and “Summer.”

8 de dic de 2020 - 48 min
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Using Capital to Make Change

In this episode, Co-President Jen Huang '22 speaks with Eve Ellis, Yale College ’80. Eve is a private wealth advisor and founder of the Matterhorn Group at William Blair, which focuses on investing with both financial and social returns through a Gender Parity Strategy and the Matterhorn/Refinitiv Diversity & Inclusion Strategy. She is also a member of the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment (US SIF), served on the board of the Ms. Foundation for Women, and received The Women’s Bond Club of New York’s Betty Cook Award in 2018 for her dedication to women's advancement.  In this episode, Eve speaks about her background and what brought her to finance, how she entered a male-dominated field, and the importance of socially responsible investment. — Stay in touch with us by liking us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), following us on Instagram (@yalewli), and checking out our website at yalewli.org [http://yalewli.org/]. The Womxn of Yale's theme song is "Entwined Oddity" from Blue Dot Sessions. Other audio used throughout the podcast include excerpts from Ketsa's "A Road Less Travelled" and "Summer."

10 de nov de 2020 - 33 min
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A Room in the Foyer

In this episode, Co-President Jen Huang '22 speaks with Remembering 50 contributor Catherine Kortlandt '85. After graduating from Yale College, Catherine studied law at Columbia University and went on to practice law, and has served on the Board of Directors for Special Olympics in Connecticut. Catherine reads her piece, "A Room in the Foyer" and speaks about her experiences growing up in a family that emphasized women's leadership, being a woman at Yale in the 1980s, and looking back on the journey of coeducation. — Our “Remembering 50” book features the voices and stories of alumni of all gender identities, backgrounds, and career paths. Our book is available to order at yalewli.org/remembering-50 [http://yalewli.org/remembering-50]. Stay in touch with us by liking us on Facebook (Women’s Leadership Initiative at Yale), following us on Instagram (@yalewli), and checking out our website at yalewli.org [http://yalewli.org/]. The Womxn of Yale's theme song is "Entwined Oddity" from Blue Dot Sessions. Other audio used throughout the podcast include excerpts from Ketsa's "A Road Less Travelled" and "Summer."

31 de oct de 2020 - 30 min
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Muy buenos Podcasts , entretenido y con historias educativas y divertidas depende de lo que cada uno busque. Yo lo suelo usar en el trabajo ya que estoy muchas horas y necesito cancelar el ruido de al rededor , Auriculares y a disfrutar ..!!
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