The Hot Mommas Project
The Hot Mommas Project is an award-winning women's leadership initiative housed at the George Washington University (http://www.hotmommasproject.org). Our mission is to create the world’s largest free online case study database showcasing strong female role models. We focus primarily on work-life balance – women balancing a career and a personal life. Over the past seven years, more than 100 incredible women have written their stories (in the form of case studies) and posted them on the Hot Mommas Project case library. We invite you to listen to our podcast, which includes case study readings, interviews with students about their perspectives on the cases, and other engrossing learning material. Feel free to e-mail us at support@hotmommasproject.org with any questions or comments on our podcast.
From Challenging Childhood to Celebrated Writer: Delores Williams’ Case
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This podcast is part of the Hot Mommas Project Learning Series, where we showcase a Hot Mommas Project case selected by a student team member or guest.
In this episode, Hot Mommas Project founder Kathy Korman Frey is joined by GW student/intern Kaitlyn McAuliffe. They discuss Delores Williams' case, "Moving From Abandonment to Defining Herself" and Kaitlyn weighs in with her thoughts on the case and how it has impacted her personally.
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