Florynce Kennedy: Pioneer in Law and Civil Rights
We close “Women’s History Month with a gem of a trailblazer! Enjoy!
Celebrating Women's History Month: A Multi-Generational Legacy
I continue to celebrate “Women History Month” with my own favorite girls in my family! What a great day we had!
International Women's Day: Celebrating Progress and Advocating for Equity
It's International Women’s Day! This is a perfect opportunity to highlight inspiring stories of women who have faced the challenges of hearing loss and have emerged as powerful examples of resilience and determination.
These remarkable women have turned their experiences into motivation, creating platforms for positive change in their communities and beyond. Some have become advocates for accessible communication, ensuring that the voices of those with hearing loss are heard and respected. Others have excelled in various fields such as arts, sciences, and leadership, proving that hearing loss does not define their capabilities or limit their aspirations.
As we celebrate their achievements, we recognize the strength that comes from embracing one's identity. These women show us how to navigate life with confidence and grace, breaking barriers and stereotypes along the way. Their stories are reminders that challenges can become stepping stones to greatness, inspiring us all to foster a more inclusive world.
Let us honor and uplift these incredible women today and every day, ensuring that their voices continue to inspire future generations.
World Hearing Day 2025: Changing Mindsets, Empowering Lives
Hearing loss can foster new connections. By adapting and being resilient, we enhance our visual skills and communication. This journey aids in finding creative solutions and connecting with others. Let's challenge stereotypes by sharing experiences and supporting each other, creating an inclusive environment for diverse hearing.
Celebrating the Underdog: Nannie Helen Burroughs - Black History Month Legacy
Read this inspiring story of one lone African American woman, who opened up her own school for Black women and girls.