Friday, March 23, 2018
Friday, March 16, 2018
Heathy Recipes for Your Heart ($5.95) @shopheart.org that helps support awareness of our sodium reduction message using #BreakUpWithSalt.
We are half way through Nutrition Month, and I hope you’ve had a chance to enjoy the Go Red For Women recipe booklet entitled Heathy Recipes for Your Heart ($5.95) that helps support awareness of our sodium reduction message using #BreakUpWithSalt.
You can buy the recipe booklet and others on http://www.ShopHeart.org. Here is a shortened link: http://bit.ly/2IrZtlJ
I personally am now Vegan as many of you know and am enjoying this wonderful new dish that was presented the other day at The Hartford Go Red For Women Luncheon. It was amazing and so are many others I am enjoying from the booklet.
Mention I Theresa TC Eckstein, a national Spokeswoman of class of 2017-2018 “star” in the booklet, which includes GRFW stories.
Join us today with discussion on #BreakUpWithSalt and/or go to goredforwomen.org for more info or to heart.org
Please buy and try the recipes and stay on the great health track while eating yummy dishes.
Let’s see how creative we all can be, and share with each other our favorites for inspiration!
Mention I Theresa TC Eckstein, a national Spokeswoman of class of 2017-2018 “star” in the booklet, which includes GRFW stories.
Join us today with discussion on #BreakUpWithSalt and/or go to goredforwomen.org for more info or to heart.org
Please buy and try the recipes and stay on the great health track while eating yummy dishes.
Let’s see how creative we all can be, and share with each other our favorites for inspiration!
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
TC ECKSTEIN GO RED FOR WOMEN NATIONALIST SPEAKS @WOMEN'S DAY FORUM 3/8/18 CITY STAGE SPRINGFIELD MA
Move from the past - to the present--
to the future
International Women's Day (March 8) will be a day of remembrance and celebration in honor of women.
Join an on-site topic table - share your ideas, research facts, and solutions on March 8, 2018
This experience will be an opportunity to evaluate and make recommendations on the role of women in this country. Through a discussion of specific issues and ideas, the event will revisit the past history and explore new insights. We will recognize the contributions of women, assess the progress of women, and note the barriers women face -- as well as note recommendations and solutions.
About the past....
In 1977, approximately 2,000 delegates from fifty states and six territories participated in the meeting. It was required to include varied economic, racial, ethnic, religious, and age groups. The conference was organized after a 1975 United Nations conference in Mexico City celebrating the "International Year of the Woman," which was later extended to an "International Decade for Women." President Gerald R. Ford had established early in 1975 a thirty-five-member National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year to make recommendations to promote equality between men and women. Congressional action came at the same time with Public Law 94-167, which was introduced by United States Congresswomen Bella S. Abzug and Patsy Mink and called for the commission to organize and convene a national women's conference in 1977. In 2017, we will revisit their success and re-energize the agenda to advance women today.http://www.onthemoveforum.com/
Thursday, February 22, 2018
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