It felt like a no brainer to share these two TED talks by Jane Goodall from 2007 and 2008. In the first she talks quite a bit about hunting, logging, and the relationship between primate communities and the people who live alongside them. I had a chance to hear her speak in the early 2000s and, while I'm sorry to say I don't remember exactly what she talked about, I do remember that she was completely captivating and entertaining. 

A while back, I spent two hours talking with filmmaker Cynthia Moses about her fascinating 40+ year career in journalism and documentary filmmaking. She served in the Peace Corps, worked at WNET in the mid-70s, and for ABC News and 60 Minutes, before producing wildlife documentaries for National Geographic...

This weekend I'm getting into the fray...

Ming Thompson said that "you become a designer because you want to design things, and now we spend a little less time designing, but we're also designing our firm and designing our lives." She made us think about some of the ways other GLYandM women have designed their own lives.