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Leading the Way: Young Women's Activism for Social Change

By Mary K. Trigg (Editor), Mary Hartman (Preface by), Elizabeth Brice (Contribution by), Mary Simonson (Contribution by), Megan Pinand (Contribution by), Arwa Ibrahim (Contribution by), Dahlia Goldenberg (Contribution by), Sivan Yosef (Contribution by), Andrea Vaccaro (Contribution by), Courtney Turner (Contribution by), Sasha Taner (Contribution by), Kristy Perez (Contribution by), Carol Mendez (Contribution by), Kristen Maravi (Contribution by), Jan Kaminsky (Contribution by), Edna Ishayik (Contribution by), Jessica Greenstone (Contribution by), Rosanna Eang (Contribution by), Ingrid Dahl (Contribution by), Alanna Chan (Contribution by), Allison Attenello (Contribution by), Anuradha Shyam (Contribution by), Shira Pruce (Contribution by)
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By Mary K. Trigg (Editor), Mary Hartman (Preface by), Elizabeth Brice (Contribution by), Mary Simonson (Contribution by), Megan Pinand (Contribution by), Arwa Ibrahim (Contribution by), Dahlia Goldenberg (Contribution by), Sivan Yosef (Contribution by), Andrea Vaccaro (Contribution by), Courtney Turner (Contribution by), Sasha Taner (Contribution by), Kristy Perez (Contribution by), Carol Mendez (Contribution by), Kristen Maravi (Contribution by), Jan Kaminsky (Contribution by), Edna Ishayik (Contribution by), Jessica Greenstone (Contribution by), Rosanna Eang (Contribution by), Ingrid Dahl (Contribution by), Alanna Chan (Contribution by), Allison Attenello (Contribution by), Anuradha Shyam (Contribution by), Shira Pruce (Contribution by)
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Leading the Way is a collection of personal essays written by twenty-one young, hopeful American women who describe their work, activism, leadership, and efforts to change the world. It responds to critical portrayals of this generation of "twenty-somethings" as being disengaged and apathetic about politics, social problems, and civic causes.

Bringing together graduates of a women's leadership certificate program at Rutgers University's Institute for Women's Leadership, these essays provid...

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