Boys Coming of Age
Posted July 4th, 2009 by Rebekah Spicuglia
Chest hair, growth spurts, voice changes, lust! My 11-½-year-old son recently announced that he is going through puberty.
Chest hair, growth spurts, voice changes, lust! My 11-½-year-old son recently announced that he is going through puberty.
Chest hair, growth spurts, voice changes, lust! My 11-½-year-old son recently announced that he is going through puberty.
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Written by MOTHERS Guest Blogger, Kelly Coyle DiNorcia
There has recently been much talk about what kind of First Lady Michelle Obama would be during her husband’s presidency. Would she be a policy driven advocate like Hillary Clinton? Would she be the new modern fashion prototype of Jackie Kennedy? Would she be the silent behind the scenes intellectual and emotional strength of Nancy Reagan?
Hello MomsRising Community!
I am a mother, soon to be a mother of two, and an award-winning public radio producer. I am spreading the word about my upcoming public radio documentary BORN which will air in March for Women's History Month.
Beginning December 1, 2008, mothers around the world have had access to the first global consortium of motherhood organizations.
In my job as a lawyer, I have ordinarily been the one giving advice to immigrant women. As a mother, though, I was the one in the position to receive consejos, to learn from stories of the women I represented, thereby strengthening my sense of self as a mother. Their voices, stories, struggles and wisdom have shaped my life, and my identity as a feminist.
To say that my previous neighborhood was diverse is an understatement.
A Guest Blog for Moms Rising by Pamela Tanner Boll
How do women continue to do work they feel called to do while not turning their backs on their families? How do they sustain their efforts? What do those efforts mean for their children, their families, and their communities? Why are women still whipsawed between giving to others and developing their own skills?
“You say you want a revolution?” is the theme of an international gathering in Toronto this month, where a grassroots movement to give voice and power to the mothers of the world is poised to come of age. The founder of the “rock ‘n roll” wing of the movement tells us what it’s all about.