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12 year-old Lillian and her mom Karen have a relationship that is grounded in mutual trust and a shared passion for female empowerment. In this episode, we talk about how moms and daughters can build stronger bonds by allowing one another to express feelings openly while celebrating and challenging one another’s perspectives. We dive into what they each envision for the future of gender equality, why fighting for empowerment is critical even when it’s exhausting, and the importance of patience and grace.
For all things #FemaleFirebrands, visit Female Firebrands – where you can buy the book or download free checklists to put what you learned into action.
Share your success stories and questions about being a woman in the workplace in our Google Form . Mikaela may use your stories or answer your questions in the final episode of this season!
Female Firebrand Season 2 is sponsored in part by the Washington Technology Industry Association
12 year-old Lillian and her mom Karen have a relationship that is grounded in mutual trust and a shared passion for female empowerment. In this episode, we talk about how moms and daughters can build stronger bonds by allowing one another to express feelings openly while celebrating and challenging one another’s perspectives. We dive into what they each envision for the future of gender equality, why fighting for empowerment is critical even when it’s exhausting, and the importance of patience and grace.
For all things #FemaleFirebrands, visit Female Firebrands – where you can buy the book or download free checklists to put what you learned into action.
Share your success stories and questions about being a woman in the workplace in our Google Form . Mikaela may use your stories or answer your questions in the final episode of this season!
Female Firebrand Season 2 is sponsored in part by the Washington Technology Industry Association