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 Leadership's Next Frontier: Changing How We Use Our Words and Bodies By Sharon Meers | August 27, 2010 "...Sitting in an OpEd Project seminar, I saw women who are tenured professors, leaders in business, medicine and law reveal an extreme inability to utter a simple sentence: "I am an expert in X because Y" as in "I am an expert in cloning because I invented some of the first successful techniques." "It's so male to do that!" a highly accomplished woman said. "It sounds like you are putting yourself forward." |
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KPFK Pacifica 90.7 Los Angeles Feminist Magazine with Lynn Ballen and Susan Kraker | July 14, 2010
West Coast Program Director and Mentor-Editor Ginna Green, and OpEd Project Founder Katie Orenstein discuss the culture of self-abnegation and how we all stand to benefit from getting more women's voices heard. Listen. |
 Gab with the Gurus Connie Bennett | June 16, 2010
OpEd Project founder and president Katie Orenstein discusses the value of being on the op-ed pages and commentary forums of top media outlets. |
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Women Speak Up By Renee Ghert-Zand | July 16, 2010 Men Account for 85% of the Nation’s Op-Ed Writers, but an Initiative Encouraging Women To Put Their Thoughts to Paper Is Changing That. |
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NPR, "Where are the Women?" By Ombudsman Alicia C. Shepard, April 2, 2010
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The Jewish Daily Forward, "How Women Are Learning To Speak Up — in Print," By Renee Ghert-Zand, May 25, 2010
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J-Source: The Canadian Journalism Project, "Women Take Aim at Op-Ed Pages," By Chloe Angyal, March 30, 2010
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Change.org, "The Op-Ed Project: Bringing Women's Voices To The Opinion Page," By Sarah Menkedick, January 25, 2010
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Media Minutes: Interview with Catherine Orenstein
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