Inspirational Women

Annette Smiley, Director of Women and Children's Shelter at Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, shares stories and information about the various services her organization provides to our unhoused neighbors. 1300 Easter baskets are being given to the neighbors, as part of an invitation to the Mission's Easter celebration. A

Tanisia Moore is a USA Today best-selling author who provides us with a special lens to share experiences of black culture. Through that, it's easy to see similarities and appreciate differences, all important to create a beautifully diverse world. Tanisia's newest book is "Wash Day Love," illustrated beautifully by Ra

Delores Davis is a great woman to wrap up Women's History Month with a 'bow' of living one's best life to the fullest. At age 95, Delores continues to be active and involved in her community.  Delores gave more than 30 years of her life as a Social Worker supporting children in foster care.  She was also a devoted moth

Judith Hightower is a retired Seattle Municipal Court Judge having served for 24 years. Her journey to the bench is both winding and interesting and is a lot of the reason for the compassionate heart she had for the people, the human beings who appeared before her in court. In sharing her story, she invites us to look

Jenny Mitchell is the Chief Visionary Officer of Chavender, where she works closely with not-for-profit leaders to change the world one mission at a time. She is a dynamic speaker, executive coach, fundraising professional, and author of an important book on women's leadership told through the experiences of twelve ind

Colleen Bennett's story reflects a dedication to learning and experiencing new adventures. For her, they stem from walking through new open doors, all of which influencing a valiant and researched decision to take a different life direction. Having a strong self-belief, and a bucket load of persistence are also good qu