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Women: from Footnotes to Headlines
Tamara Mattison
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
When we were kids, finding women in the history books was a tough job. Not many were there to find. Now we've had a string of female Secretaries of State, women astronauts, and two women on the ballot for Vice President of a major political party. Women are finding their way into the history books, and tracking the progress is the National Women's History Project (www.nwhp.org).
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All Together Now
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
Sometimes one phone call can change your life. Robin Sachs never anticipated the impact of the call from an art director she'd worked with before. He told her he was developing an ad campaign and he wanted her to take photos of Jewish Family Service (JFS), a nonprofit in Dallas.
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Video: Ladies of the Aspen Thrift Store
Tamara Mattison
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

In 1949 a group of women in Aspen Colorado set a goal to establish a break room for the nurses at the hospital. The thrift shop they created never closed, and continues to fund charities throughout the Aspen Valley.

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Wall of Hope
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Thursday, October 15th, 2009

I was with Vanda Scott when the suicide alert came up on BigWhiteWall.com. She kept an eye on the events as they unfolded, and was both concerned and confident.  "All the people in my life go the extra mile," she told me. I believe her. She has lived her life in that "extra mile" zone.

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Finding the Courage to Give
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Tamara Mattison
Thursday, September 24th, 2009

"It's not about me. It's about the people in my book. They're the ones with the inspiring stories," Jackie Waldman told us when we met. And we agree with her--partly.

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Video: Life after Addiction
Katherine E. Sloan
Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Christy Sharshel experienced a complete transformation when she created a new life for herself after an existence of drug addiction and a year and a half in prison. A Plano girl who survived and left an abusive marriage only to fall into a ten year prescription drug addiction during her 30s,

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A Good Hearted Woman
Judy Dedmon Coyle
Friday, April 24th, 2009

Mellanie True Hills calls herself a heart survivor because of blockages and atrial fibrillation. I call her a good hearted woman. In 2003, three weeks after near death on the operating table, she undertook a mission to help other women understand and avoid heart disease.

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