MentorGirl Voice-Winter Issue-22 January 2002

[Leah Dawn]

Greetings Youth-Learn forum!  Hope everyone is well and prospering.  Please
allow me to take a moment to let you know about what is new at
MentorGirls.org...  Please read on for more!

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and perspectives, please feel free
to share with me what you think about this months' MentorGirl Voice and if
you'd like to contribute to future issues!

Regards,
Leah Dawn
http://www.MentorGirls.org
editor at mentorgirls.org

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As a member of the National Mentoring Partnership, MentorGirls.org is proud
to take part in celebrating the premiere National Mentoring Month (USA) by
sharing the following essays, visionary program initiatives, and special
projects currently being accomplished by role models all over the world, in
our own local communities, and on the web... <for language translations,
and audio access, please email editor at mentorgirls.org to inquire further>

Each of these original essays and article submissions have been graciously
offered especially for our January 2002 issue of the MentorGirl Voice. And
by honouring the 'theme' of this years' event, these dynamic perspectives
from women 'round the globe and online provide us with powerful examples of
how important role models and mentors are to each and every one of us. At
every step in our journey as individuals and as we develop on our own path,
we can only realize dreams and goals with the support and encouragement of
those around us... We wholeheartedly thank each and everyone for their
contributions!

Visit our website at http://www.mentorgirls.org

To access all original essays and the web-based MentorGirl Voice newsletter
for January 2002:  http://www.mentorgirls.org/voice/voice-main.html

Please share the following Role Model Highlights with your family, peers,
and protégés...  Enjoy!

A Decade of Daughters Going to Work
by Miriam Zoll, Take Our Daughters to Work Day

Americans are making... afghans for Afghans!
by Ann Rubin, afghans for Afghans!

Continuing the Chain of Mentoring
by Jayne Cravens, United Nations Volunteers & Online Volunteering
Specialist

Email as a Powerful Medium for Connecting with Kids
by Caroline Kim, imentor.org

Girl Power in the Wild
by Deborah Mathies, Raptors in the City

Girls Night Only
by Carolyn Dase, Women at Intel Network (WIN)

Kindred Connections in Synergy with Art
by Sandy Sandy, Benevolent Artist & Webweaver

The New Face of Feminism
by Miriam Zoll, Take Our Daughters to Work Day

Reach for the Stars
by Rosemary A. Richard, M.Ed, StarMentors

Teacher from the Heart - Agent of Change in Education
by Bonnie Bracey, Pioneer in the Digital Age

What's This About Mannequins?
by Melissa Dodd, Impact Umbrella

Words of Wisdom
by Jean Fuller, Fuller Executive Coaching

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© MentorGirl Voice Newsletter - January 2002
http://www.mentorgirls.org
editor at mentorgirls.org

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