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by Teresa Janzen (Author), Theresa Willen (Author), Sabrina D. Black (Foreword by)
The Gift of Women documents the impact women have had and continue to have on the world, especially in the area of education. Beginning with those brave women from history who began forging the path for women's education and following through with the contemporary voices that are shaping the world today, this work reveals the gift women are to society. Women are still faced with adversity in achieving equal opportunities with men, especially in the Global South. Looking at ways to empower women from sociological, political, economic and psychological viewpoints, the authors consider the future of education in the digital age. They provide solutions to the ongoing issues surrounding women's empowerment through education.
Endorsements:
A poignant text of history and hope told through the stories of women who have left footprints for other women to follow as others follow them. This book is a must-read for those who want to aspire higher and lead from wherever they are as they take women to the destiny they must fulfill.
Dr. Sabrina D. Black Counselor, International Speaker, Human Rights Advocate, and Author of "Help for Your Leadership," "Live Right Now," and "Can Two Walk Together."As an advocate for women's empowerment, I highly recommend "The Gift of Women." This book shines a much-needed light on the ongoing inequities women still face worldwide and the impact these disparities have on the global community. With a message of hope and a call to action, this book challenges women to live boldly and bravely, to erase the commentary of those who have said they are not enough or less than others, and to embrace their God-given gifts and destinies.
A powerful reminder that women everywhere have the power to make a difference, no matter their station in life. It encourages women to dream big, pursue their goals, and fight for the freedom and justice we all deserve. This book is a timely reminder of women's vital role in shaping our world and the legacy we leave for future generations.
Melissa McCrery Founder, The Higher View Nation of Women
Women who have gone before paved the way for young leaders like me to have an education, a voice, and an impact in my community and to contribute to the development of the next generation of women to come.
Ruth Nyaleel Kai Thoat Founder and Executive Director African Indigenous Women Empowerment Juba, South SudanAn enlightening read which describes inspiring historical agents of change, highlights the current plight of women in the developing world, and presents practical solutions to age-old problems.
Mary Dailey Brown President, Sow HopeInspiring and practical information about the past, present, and future education of women, this book explains the difficulties facing impoverished, disenfranchised women in becoming all that God has made them to be.
Dr. Diane DavisAcademic Dean, Aletheia Christian CollegeAn holistic empowerment of the sisterhood of girls and women is the pursuit for all who seek a prosperous society. The themes in this book offer hope for the future.
Elisama W Daniel
Executive Director, ACROSS
