#CEO and Co-Founder of @MekunoProject; Philanthropist, Technologist, #GenderEquality Advocate, Storyteller, Inspirational Speaker, Former VP at @MicrosoftEDU
We have to codify Roe vs. Wade into law.
If the filibuster gets in the way, we should provide an exception to the filibuster to deal with the Supreme Court decision.
Cheney at the Reagan Library:
“We have to choose because Republicans cannot both be loyal to Donald Trump and loyal to the Constitution."
Well. It seems most Republicans have already chosen.
(Hint: the thing the chose did not start with a “C”)
One root cause of #FGM is extreme poverty. In the communities we work in, households are making less than a dollar a day. Learn more about how economic empowerment can help to end FGM in communities that are affected by this practice.
Thank you to @insidewink for highlighting this important work. Consider this an open invitation to many more to join us! DM me if you’d like to learn more. https://t.co/VSpl6RVIvl #endfgm#childmarriage
I'm so inspired listening to Eulalie's powerful poem - the highlight of my day! Want to be inspired? It's 1 minute and 33 seconds away - I hope you take the time!
"Let's bury hatred and choose to love one another."
15-year-old Eulalie from #Kenya has some powerful words about the #COVID19 pandemic 🧡 https://t.co/TiuOq1DrpM
#Omicron | #TuesdayMotivations
@WorldVision Being inspired listening to Eulalie's powerful poem - the highlight of my day! Want to be inspired? It's 1 minute and 33 seconds away - I hope you take the time to watch and listen ❤️
Today, I have something different to share in my weekly “What I’ve been reading” post. A handwritten letter. A letter from a girl who is daring to dream/daring to hope.
So I want to highlight this beautiful thank-full letter written to me, which I view as a thank-full letter written to everyone who has supported the Kenya Big Dream project. I hope you enjoy reading it. She ends with "Sere nyowow" which is Pokot for ‘thank you very much.’
The quote that sparked my grit and determination was, “If we don’t help people in low- and middle-income countries thrive despite the warming that is already under way, the world will lose the fight against extreme poverty.” - Bill Gates
One major theme I noticed from the 2nd week at COP26 was the importance of recognizing our changing climate’s impact on women and girls. The articles I reference here highlight the need to center the gender conversation in climate solutions and action. https://t.co/e3RdGzXOPD
These two reports highlighted how interconnected climate change is to the larger conversation on resources as they impact opportunities, especially for women and girls.