A Celebration of Women™ is truly excited to Celebrate the Life of this Woman, a true Freedom Fighter! WOMAN of ACTION™ Lynne Hazelden UP & PERSONAL ~ How Get to know Me! FIRST VISIT HERE > LISTEN MY PEACE VISION INSPIRATION ~ SOURCE ~ HOW I GOT to HERE ~WHERE it CAME FROM Here is some important info about my journey.... HERE Lynne is raising funds to be treated by The International … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Mary Halpin
January 25, 2011 by
A Celebration of Women is pleased to Celebrate the Life of yet another Amazing Powerhouse of a Women. This Lady devotes her Life to helping others in an area of living that most fear, self image. ENTREPRENEUR ...allow her to bring out the Fearless in YOU! WOMAN of ACTION Mary Halpin Welcome to the Fearless Women Revolution! Mary Ann Halpin dances while she shoots..... “I love to photograph the spirit of people and bring the best out of them: their joy, their … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Helen Keller
January 3, 2011 by
WOMAN of ACTION "For many generations, more than we can count, we bowed our heads and submitted to blindness and begging. This blind and deaf woman lifts her head high and teaches us to win our way back by work and laughter. She brings light and hope to the heart." -Quote from a Japanese woman about Helen Keller Helen Keller Helen Keller was born on June 27, 1880, in the state of Alabama in the United States. As an infant she was healthy, lively, … [Read more...]
WOMEN of ACTION – Rosalyn Sussman Yalow
December 2, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women is elated to pay Tribute and Celebrate the Life of another Amazing WOMAN of ACTION. This woman rose above many adversities to make her dream happen, a life in medicine and research, during the 1940's and on....and, not only did she achieve, she changed our world for the better, through her research and study. Our World needs more Women of this Calibre, please enjoy this Tribute to a wonderful mind, genuine soul and tenacious spirit. WOMAN of ACTION Rosalyn … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Sakajawea
November 15, 2010 by
WOMAN of ACTION Sakajawea ~Whether spelled Sakajawea, meaning "Boat Launcher", or Sacagawea, meaning "Bird Woman", Sakajawea played an important role in history. She rose the Native American woman to higher levels of admiration and respect, among other recognitions. She was most likely born in 1790 in Eastern Idaho, a Native American of the Shoshoni tribe. When she was just ten years old, she was kidnapped by the Hidatsa, another tribe, and was brought to the … [Read more...]
WOMEN of ACTION – Elvira Hopper
November 10, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women is elated to Celebrate the Life of yet another amazing woman... one that has Risen Above Adversity, found her own Spirituality, grew from embracing Change throughout her life; and now devotes her life to helping others. In her own words..... WOMAN of ACTION Elvira Hopper " Life Coach to the Stars ... ! You would be hard-pressed to find anyone more passionate about seeing everyone live their BEST LIFE than me! 27 … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Susan Burton
November 8, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women is doing something a little different here, sharing an awesome interview done with The WOMEN'S EYE...as we are Gifting this Feature to Susan Burton, our choice of CNN Hero of the Year, 2010. Help us Celebrate the Life of this yet another amazing, selfless, resilient, thoughtful and active woman. Her NONPROFIT Foundation, 'A New Way of Life', is helping women Rise Above many Challenges, overcoming the struggle of building lives from 'SCRATCH', completely re-entering … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – PHILLIS WHEATLEY *Tribute
October 21, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women has been inspired today, in honor of Children's Week in Australia, (another land built on slavery) to pay Tribute to this Woman, and Celebrate her Life! At the age of 7 was uprooted from her home, and as a child, was taken to a strange land for the purpose of slavery. This Tribute shares that Grace and Divine Intervention can take place anywhere, anytime and at any hand. This little girl once landed in the hands of the Wheatley family, was never used as a slave; rather … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION™ – Harriet Russell Strong
October 17, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women™ is honored to pay Tribute to another icon of America, a Woman! Her perseverence and intelligence created many great inventions; and her forsight of the necessity of water, inspired many of today's solutions of irrigation and general water supply. A True testiment to the Power of a Women! WOMAN of ACTION™ Harriet Russell Strong THE PINK AND WHITE, HELPLESS prettiness; the delicate, fainting, clinging doll is fast becoming a thing of … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Anna Grafton/Jarvis
October 15, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women has been inspired by Malawi to Celebrate the Life of this yet another amazing woman. This woman's memory and prime Tribute to Life was the creation of MOTHERS' DAY and inspiring FATHER'S DAY, later in 1910. May all the Mothers and Fathers on our planet thank this Woman of Action for taking the lead in Celebration of Motherhood/Fatherhood, one of the most important roles any woman can have, play or stand it for.... WOMAN of ACTION Anna … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Queen Isabella I
October 12, 2010 by
A Celebration of Women was inspired today to Celebrate the Life of this WOMAN of ACTION, Queen Isabella I, as she was one powerful woman in the 1490's that was responsible for allowing Christopher Columbus to set sail in 1492...changing the History of our World forever.... WOMAN of ACTION Queen Isabella I Isabella I was born on April 22, 1451 in the town of Madrigal de las Altas Torres. She died on November 26, 1504 in the castle of La Mota. She is often referred to as "La … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Pocahontas
October 8, 2010 by
WOMAN of ACTION Pocahontas Many different depictions of Pocahontas exist today. Pictured clockwise from top left: Mary Ellen Howe (1994), Robert Matthew Sully (1850s), Thomas Sully (1852), Jean Leon Ferris (c. 1921) courtesy of William E. Ryde and the Virginia Historical Society. Pocahontas was born in Gloucester County, Virginia, in March 1595. Her real Native American name, given by her father, Chief Powhatan, was Matoaka. Her pet name was Pocahontas, meaning "my favorite … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION – Alexandra Romanov
September 27, 2010 by
WOMAN of ACTION Alexandra Romanov "Before Alexandra's death, she was known to be obstinate, cold, and withdrawn. But to those in her family circle she was warm, friendly, and endearing, only shy when encountered with strangers. I believe that she was a complex woman who was just misjudged but should be known for being loyal to her country and family." -Elaine Reyes about Tsarina Alexandra Romanov Her Royal Highness Alix Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice von Hesse was born in … [Read more...]
