- Breaking boundaries: ecofeminism in the classroom.
This article examines our experience team teaching a course in ecofeminist theory and practice. Identified as a theoretical methodology in the 1970s, the term "ecofeminism" was created by Francoise D'Eubonne to "signify the conjoining of radical ecological and feminist thinking in a variety of perspectives" that seek "to eliminate gender ......
- Explicating an ecological approach to the career
development of women.
In this response, the author highlights the contributions of E. P. Cook, M. J. Heppner, and K. M. O'Brien's (2002) ecological approach to women's career development and reviews the ways that the case studies in this special section illustrate that model. Although this model may enrich and improve career theories ......
- Transcending a double bind: the case of
Jenna.
Although all women's career development has been largely ignored, gifted women, in particular, have been virtually invisible within the career field. Many people assume that choosing a career should be easy for women with high intelligence and multiple gifts; however, the challenges to occupational choice for gifted women are frequently ......
- Best Fifty Women in Business: Sarah M. Hetznecker
SARAH M. HETZNECKER PRESIDENT MESA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES INC. WILLISTOWN TOWNSHIP, CHESTER COUNTY Education: bachelor's degree, Temple University; graduate work, University of San Francisco Primary job function: strategic business planning, day-to-day operations, hiring, firing, technical work, business development, marketing Company description: environmental services company serving residential and commercial clients Definition of ......
- Alcohol use among pregnant African American women: Ecological considerations
HEADNOTE Alcohol use across pregnancy causes growth and other abnormalities in the offspring. Confirmation of pregnancy leads some women to discontinue alcohol use and other women to continue use. The study discussed in this article assessed alcohol use at the first and third trimesters and at delivery for 393 pregnant ......
- An ecological analysis of racial differences in low birthweight: Implications for maternal and child health social work
HEADNOTE This study attempted to gain a better understanding of the effect of ecological and individual risk factors on infant health for black and white women in a large metropolitan city. The study examined the association among neighborhood economic indicators, neighborhood quality, access to prenatal care, and individual perinatal risk ......
- NFWBO Studies Purchasing Patterns of Business
Women.
According to a National Foundation for Women Business Owners study, women in the workforce make most of the major purchasing decisions in their households the majority of the time. The study, "Women Business Owners as Consumers," reports that women entrepreneurs and employees are the primary decision-makers in their households for ......