WomensMosaic

We are joined by Dr Kelsey Herman. She is the owner of Healing Steps, an occupational therapy practice and the president of the Nonprofit Healing Opportunities Foundation.

Our conversation continues with our guest Colonel Deb Lewis. She graduated from the US Military Academy at West Point in the first class with women and served more than 30 years in the army. The founder of Mentally Tough Women (https://www.mentallytoughwomen.com). She is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on mental toughness. Colonel Deb

Our guest today is Colonel Deb Lewis. She graduated from the US Military Academy at West Point in the first class with women and served more than 30 years in the army. The founder of mentally tough women. She is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on mental toughness. Colonel Deb is dedicated to

In Part 2, Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison continue their interview with Desiree Hellegers, a professor of English teaching at the WSU-Vancouver campus. Dr. Hellegers is also the co-founder and director of the Collective for Social and Environmental Justice. Dr. Hellegers is involved in “The Thin Green Line is People” Project, which documents the

In Part 1, Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison interview Desiree Hellegers, a professor of English teaching at the WSU-Vancouver campus. Dr. Hellegers is also the co-founder and director of the Collective for Social and Environmental Justice. Dr. Hellegers is involved in “The Thin Green Line is People” Project, which documents the efforts of people

Hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal are joined by Jahnea Lecouis, the executive director of Restored and Revived, an organization that provides recovery support and services to those leaving incarceration. Jahnea knows what those leaving incarceration are going through from first hand experience.Jahnea Lecouris is in long term recovery and, along with her husband Mychal,

Karen and Elizabeth interview Dr. Myra Rich, a retired Associate Professor from UC Denver, and discuss the rise of the Suffrage Movement in America and what life was like for American women in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries.

Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison talk to Sarah Desjarlais, the executive director of Fosterful, a foster care support organization.

Karen and Elizabeth interview Dr. Myra Rich, a retired Associate Professor from UC Denver, and discuss the rise of the Suffrage Movement in America and what life was like for American women in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries.

Hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal welcome Kitty Norton, a documentary filmmaker and director whodocumented her experiences as a dementia caretaker in her 2023 film “Wine, Women, and Dementia.” In Part 2, Kitty discusses more about the film itself and how her care of her mother, who had dementia the last years of her life,