Unraveling Pink

In today’s #WomenHelpingWomen story, Terri Mead shares her story of the women who have helped her on her path.

In today’s #WomenHelpingWomen story, Marion Groh Marquardt, of Web Croissants, shares a story of how women helped her in a way that resulted in her starting her business, and issues a very nuanced challenge to us.

Every day this month, Unraveling Pink will share a story of #WomenHelpingWomen to draw attention to the amazing power we have when we support each other. Men, don't tune out this month -- these stories are just as applicable to ways you can step up your ally-ship to women. Enjoy!

In this episode, Lon Allan shares thoughts on the importance of women in the Boardroom, social media's impact on changing minds, and strategies for mentoring women.

In this episode, Nanci Hibschman shares a decades-old #maleallymoment that had a huge impact on her and helped her tap into her courage. How can you be an ally today?

In this episode, we revisit Laura Marino's male ally moment story from our November #maleallymoment series, but add in a conversation with one of the male allies from her story - Larry Heck. An interesting theme emerges from their stories, together with great challenges to implement at work tomorrow!

In this episode, host Annie Rogaski explores some #MeToo threads arising lately, including fatigue, impact on mentoring, and emotion/anger.

In this bonus pod, Dan Malmer returns with some more ideas about equality and inclusion - and models some discussions we should embrace. Dan also challenges us to make space for having more of these discussions.

In this episode, Jenn Buechel shares her male ally moment story, and her ally shares some insights into how to be a better ally to women. Jenn sets a real life example for the challenge she issues. The next time you meet someone, hopefully you'll put Jenn's challenge into practice!

This week's guest, Caroline Stokes, shares two fantastic male ally moment stories and encourages us to do something at work that will probably be fairly uncomfortable for a lot of people. So, try it out, and let us know how it goes!