Last week, my attention was focused on the news surrounding German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s state visit. Her visit was significant because it marked many firsts for women in diplomacy. In addition to being Germany’s first woman chancellor, Merkel was the first female leader and the first European leader to come to the United States during [...]
Posts Tagged ‘diplomacy’
Women in History
Posted in The AAUW Community, Women's History, Women's History Month, tagged African American, condoleeze rice, diplomacy, secretary of state, state department on March 21, 2011, | Leave a Comment »
Condoleezza Rice served as the country’s chief diplomat as U.S. secretary of state — the first African American woman to hold the position.
Category Cloud
-
Recent Posts
- Elect Her at Howard, George Washington, and Coastal Carolina
- Meet Marina Núñez del Prado: Famed Bolivian Artist
- Nearly a Decade Later, a Settlement in the UC Davis Title IX Case
- Guerrilla Warfare for Women Artists
- Fact: Female Role Models Make a Difference
- Another Presidents Day without a U.S. Woman President
- Thumbs-up Award and AAUW Dialog Art Week
- Remembering Henrietta Lacks, the Woman behind HeLa Cells
- Questioning the Rationale for Reduced Budget for Women’s Bureau
- Cultivating Women Firefighters — Gals Only! Fire Science Camp
-
Recent Comments
Wholesale Plastic Ba… on Congress Should Act Now to Ext… ShyEntrepreneur on Meet Jessica Faye Carter: Writ… Mikayla Wilson on Madam C.J. Walker: “I go… Carol Samuels on Fact: Female Role Models Make … mspy review on HERVotes brenda on Another Presidents Day without… bonnie3747 on Fact: Female Role Models Make … Categories
Help Stop Sexual Violence
Archives
AAUW Updates- Legislative Alerts
Tags
AAUW National
