March 18, 2025
12 pm - 1 pm EST
Join us for our next Uplifting online conversation of Women Honoring Other Women. Hear from 3 women who authored Amazon's #1 Release: Ditch the DItty.... a ditty is...the thing we as women say “yes” to even though we don’t want to or have to just be polite, please others, or because we feel we should.
This free event engages participants in interactive conversations with women change makers. who lead with integrity and values as both professionals and in their personal lives.
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April 10, 2024
Join us for the first in our Uplifting Women series of Women Honoring Other Women interactive interviews with women change makers. This will be a wide ranging conversation from the deeply personal to the professional. We are excited that our first interview is with Dr. Densie Henning, Director of UNCW/3C Collaborative at University of North Carolina Wilmington; Coordinator of UNCW Community College Leadership. Denise is a past president of 3 Canadian Colleges; a leader in her field; a first nations scholar; a survivor of trauma; a loyal friend; an elder in her community; a radical champion of belonging; and a driver of other women's success. The interactive conversation will be moving and uplifting with Dr. Joan Mcarthur-Blair asking questions and inviting questions.
February 13, 2024
Join us for our WHOW Online Conversation on February 13th where we will give ourselves a Valentine gift of self-love. Dr. Lindsey Godwin will be joining us to explore and honor the beauty of our diverse identities as women, celebrating the complexities that make you uniquely you. We will inquire into the power of self-love required to embrace the many facets of ourselves with open hearts and curiosity ... which might be a gift even better than chocolate!
September 19, 2023
Women Honoring Other Women presents "Engaging Fully With Our Complex Identities," hosted by Dr. Ilene Wasserman. As women we come with multiple identities. This session will engage us in conversations around embracing all of who we are. Join us for this conversation on Tuesday, September 19 at noon.
April 24, 2023
12pm - 1pm EST
We invite all women who attended the Women Honoring Other Women Gathering in Carolina Beach and all who couldn't join us to gather to reflect upon our practice of honoring other women. This will be a highly interactive session of storytelling and reflection. Led by Joan McArthur-Blair & Jeanie Cockell, the session will explore three powerful questions: 1) What is the world calling me to do right now that supports other women? 2) How is my practice of supporting other women uplifting my own work and life? and 3) How am I celebrating myself in the world? Join us for conversation, learning and fun.
November 15, 2022
12pm - 1pm EST
Please join us as we explore together how we might become aware of, reflect, and cultivate our power and presence, to create impactful experiences and environments as women and as leaders. Our next Online Conversation will be held in alliance with the David L. Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry.
September 15, 2022
12pm - 1pm EST
Women of color contribute, enrich, and expand traditional disciplines and contribute to a more inclusive campus environment. Taking time out to engage in self-care, is a way to maximize the best of who we are! Join us to hear about this new information and research "Affinity for Self-Care of Black Women in Higher Education" by Dr. Carine Sauvignon.
April 5, 2022
12pm - 1pm EST
Conversations are at the heart of everything we do. They are key to effective leadership, high performing teams, and strong relationships. We all know that they influence us, but we rarely stop to think about how much they affect our well-being and our ability to thrive. Our conversations directly influence our present moment and possible futures.
February 23, 2022
12pm - 1pm EST
Participants will be invited to share in the journey of recalling our appreciative inquiry cores, identifying appreciative inquiry best practices, and creating strategies for a future shaped by appreciative inquiry.