(photo courtesy of Aly Nicklas) Meet Aly Nicklas. She is the director, director of photography, and editor of a stunning little year-old film named Blue that has already screened at more than twenty international film […]
(photo courtesy of Aly Nicklas) Meet Aly Nicklas. She is the director, director of photography, and editor of a stunning little year-old film named Blue that has already screened at more than twenty international film […]
(photo courtesy of Annette Nesse) Meet Annette Nesse. Until her retirement in 2018 (and change of role to part-time Transportation Program Manager), Annette was the Chief Operating Officer of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe whose tribal […]
(photo courtesy Megan Ramey) Meet Megan Ramey. While working as a sustainability consultant for major corporations in Boston, Megan discovered that there was no one-stop, easy-to-use source for all the info she needed to plan […]
(photo courtesy of Maria Borowik) Meet Maria Borowik. An Argentinian/Canadian, she found her way to the southeastern United States because of love, and although she and that man parted, she let love of the outdoors […]
It is my birthday weekend, and I am grateful to be alive (after surviving this). I am more committed than ever in my belief that we can make things better, even if that currently requires […]
I’ve chosen the final 5 women to feature August 27-31 in the “You Go, Girl” series. The last post will feature an interview with the director of a short film with which I have totally […]
Okay, so we’re at Day 17 here in the “You, Go, Girl!” series, where I promised you stories about 31 women throughout August who are making it more welcoming to ride bikes across the USA. […]
(photo courtesy of Jackie Marchand) Meet Jackie Marchand. She is the owner/operator of WomanTours, a women-only bike tour company that offers fully-supported multi-day trips both in the USA and internationally, designed for women of all […]