QOTD: Congratulations Chancellor Angela Merkel
Time Magazine Person of the Year 2015Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany
Guest Blogger: Dr. Tom Miller on Bumping the Glass Ceiling
By Thomas I Miller, President - National Research Center, Inc. For generations, the pronoun for doctors and lawyers was “he.” In the last twenty years things changed. Most everyone would say “improved.” Recent statistics show that nearly half of all U.S. medical school graduates in 2014 were women and the same percentage applied to law [...]
Gender at Work Is NOT a Women’s Issue
By Avivah Wittenberg-Cox Is gender a women’s issue? Many women still seem to think so. Which is why many men think so too. At a huge tech conference last month, I was invited to give a speech on “Women in Tech.” Given this (typical) label, it attracted a majority of women. I assumed that [...]
Your Story Matters. And We’d Love to Hear It!
By League of Women in Government Editor The League of Women in Government believes that the best way to gain knowledge and develop new leaders in local government is to share our stories. We want to help inspire young women to seek a career and advance to their highest potential in local government. How can YOU [...]
Guest Blogger: Mary Jacobs on Choosing to Remain a #2
By Mary Jacobs, Assistant City Manager - Sierra Vista, AZ I'm thrilled to see the momentum building toward mentoring and supporting more women at the CAO level in local government. I've had the honor and privilege of knowing some exceptional women who have, and continue to lead cities, towns and counties all across the country. [...]
League of Women in Government makes NRC Top Ten Local Government Blogs to Follow!
10 LOCAL GOVERNMENT BLOGS YOU SHOULD FOLLOW League of Women in Government makes the list! Keeping current in local government often requires catching up on the latest hot topics for today’s communities, learning best practices from peers, taking advantage of available resources and picking the minds of thought-leaders in the field. These tasks may seem [...]
Women’s Ideas: Do Men Intentionally Steal Them?
By Caroline Turner In my workshops, I often talk about men, women and meeting behavior. I begin a story about something that has happened to me. It goes like this: “In a meeting, I offer a thought or idea that I think is valuable. There is no response. A few minutes later . . .” [...]
Guest Blogger: Linda Kelly on The Confidence Code
Women's Career Resources Lunch – The Confidence Code By Linda Kelly Recently, I had the pleasure of taking 10 of our female staff members to the 2015 Women's Career Resources Lunch in Palo Alto. It was about a two-hour, 100-mile drive each way, so the ability for all of us to go together in a Town [...]
