The Power of Truth: Advocating For Women’s Mental Health & Strength

Many women may dream about having a fictional drama made about their lives; but Kelley Kitley is actually doing it. This is no ordinary vanity project. Kitley, psychotherapist, author and owner of Serendipitous Psychotherapy, next month begins production on a short educational film, “Gray Area,” on women’s mental health and substance abuse, based on her award-winning 2017 memoir, My Self: An Autobiography of Survival.

Ambition / Intention, Career success, Career choices, Changing the Power Par...Michele WeldonFebruary 28, 2020Women in leadership, Women equality, Gender issues, Take The LeadComment

Tapping Your Higher Power: Jamia Wilson on Fulfilling Your Authentic Mission

Oh no, he didn’t. When Jamia Wilson was an undergraduate at American University majoring in broadcast journalism, an older white male professor emeritus called her into his office over what he called “a cause for concern.” Wilson, now Executive Director and Publisher of Feminist Press at City University of New York, knew it was not about her grades, her work, her performance or anything she could imagine.