Women make the majority of purchases and are leaders of the green movement. That’s why companies so desperately want to work with and hear from women.  They need us to help them make better choices, to talk about what we think is important, and help them develop a plan for sustainability.

It’s high time for moms to use our collective power for good.  I’m thrilled to be a part of the In Women We Trust’s speaker’s bureau, which is a great group thought leaders from across the green, marketing, business and blogging worlds. Check out my profile, where  you can access my bio, learn about my speaking topics, books, awards and recommendations.  The site is a wonderful resource for women’s groups, businesses, and other organizations.

I participated in a panel discussion about when teachers should quit awhile back and the interview has just been released.

It can be found at BAM Radio and featured on the Educators Channel.  Joining me on this panel were author Richard M. Ingersoll, and Valerie Strauss of the Washington Post.

It was a lively discussion and one every teacher considering their options should hear!

I had the sweet opportunity to be interviewed by Pam Allyn, founder of LitWorld and author of several amazing books about how to raise a reader and promote literacy in children.  She asked very thoughtful questions and I was glad to have the opportunity to respond.  Check it out!  It’s featured on the Education page of the Huffington Post.