She lauded the vision of the
founding mothers of the committee, which was to complement the efforts of the government in critical areas that were women and children friendly.
Nursing elders from the different groups were presented with flowers, which was also a way of acknowledging the
founding mothers of our specific nursing associations.
One of the "
founding mothers," Olive Bowers, is even coming all the way from Newcastle, England, where she moved a few years back.
Linda Zani Thomas, mother of Marisa Thomas, is a community organizer and one of the
Founding Mothers of Community Options, Inc.
Armed with the focus, determination and hope of our eleven
founding mothers, the ASP leadership is keen on providing even more services to the growing number of families living with autism in the Philippines.
Fatima Jinnah was born on July 31, 1893 and was a dental surgeon, biographer, stateswoman and one of the leading
founding mothers of modern-state of Pakistan and was also the younger sister of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan.
On March 2, Emmy-award-winning journalist Roberts regaled a full-house audience with a presentation entitled "Founding and Running the Country: You'd Think Men Did It Alone." Drawing on research from her books
Founding Mothers and Ladies of Liberty, Roberts highlighted the role of women in early American history, such as Martha Washington's presence at all four Valley Forge winter camps during the Revolutionary War.
It takes a hugely vain person to snap up a picture of themselves kitted out as one of the
founding mothers of Girl Power.
London, Oct 6 (ANI): Majority of
founding mothers of a prized horse breed- the famed Thoroughbred breed-came from Europe and not Arabia, as was previously believed, found a new study.
Roberts, political commentator for ABC News and senior news analyst for National Public Radio, adds to her previous volume
Founding Mothers with this book, which traces the contributions of influential American women who shaped the country during the period 1797-1825, such as Abigail Adams, Martha Jefferson, Dolley Madison, Eliza Hamilton, Theodosia Burr, Rebecca Gratz, and Sacajawea.
As much as historians of women in the United States have challenged conventional narratives of the nation's past, they have also created narratives of their own, replete with Revolutionary women masquerading as soldiers and serving as
Founding Mothers and republican mothers as well as the suffragists who issued the Declaration of Rights and Sentiments in 1848.
Will we meet this tremendous challenge in 2015 as did our
founding mothers a hundred years ago?"
"I think of her as one of the
founding mothers," says longtime LGBT civil rights leader Frank Kameny, who was friends with Gittings for over 45 years.
"We've done 1776,
Founding Mothers and Freakonomics.
