Sarah Wood, Lilly Ledbetter, and Women's Rights

In this Hello Moxie episode, Nicole Donnelly sits down with Sarah Wood to celebrate the incredible women who’ve shaped our world. From the fierce suffragists like Susan B. Anthony to modern changemakers like Lilly Ledbetter, we’re getting into the stories that remind us how one voice can transform generations.

Sarah brings her communications expertise and passion to share how personal stories create massive change, why understanding our history matters, and how both women and men can be champions of equality.

Get ready for a conversation that’s part history lesson, part inspiration, and a journey that will connect you to something profound, bridging history and hope in a way that ignites your own potential.

Takeaways

There are many inspiring women throughout history that need to be showcased.
It’s okay to not be good at something and to work through that process.
Finding joy in activities regardless of skill level is empowering.
The suffrage movement was crucial for women’s rights, with many unsung heroes.
Susan B. Anthony’s story exemplifies the importance of breaking the rules for justice.
Teaching children to ask ‘why’ can foster critical thinking and awareness.
Lilly Ledbetter’s fight for fair pay highlights ongoing gender inequality.
Women should be celebrated for their courage and tenacity in the face of adversity.
The importance of storytelling in illuminating the good work of organizations.
Embracing the changing seasons can bring joy and inspiration. Activism requires a higher purpose beyond oneself.
Understanding personal values is crucial for women.
Recent history shows significant changes in women’s rights.
Women today have more independence than ever before.
Men’s roles are evolving alongside women’s rights.
Men’s mental health is impacted by traditional gender roles.
Everyone can contribute to change, not just leaders.
Amplifying the stories of others is vital for impact.
Small actions can lead to significant societal changes.
Communication and transparency are key in organizations.

Sound Bites

“I want to take some cake decorating classes.”
“I think we have to talk about the suffrage movement.”
“What an icon, right?”
“She was a rule breaker.”
“Not everyone can be the face of the movement.”
“Progress is made in small increments.”
“Take the easy wins.”

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