See what you missed video of Women’s Media Awards Gala 2014 Women's Media Awards honoring Amma Asante, Ursula Burns, Katie Couric and Barbara Walters

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Video thumbnail above of Amma Asante, BAFTA Award-winning writer/director of A Way of Life and director of Belle. Ms. Asante is recepient of the WMC Directorial Excellence Award for “Belle.” Video production and editing by Gloria Buono-Daly (c) 2014. A big thanks to colleague, Andrea Goldstein, for holding the camera.

Below is the article titled "Women’s Media Awards Gala 2014 Honors Amma Asante, Ursula Burns, Katie Couric and Barbara Walters" which posted on the day of the event (Wednesday, October 29, 2014). The below version includes updated photos.

"Barbara is a true glass-ceiling-breaker in the world of media. From a time when a woman would not be taken seriously reporting hard news, her relentlessness, bravery, intelligence and vision has changed the landscape of television journalism. Her skillful, timely and probing interviewing, her ability to ask the questions the public would most like to hear, and her fearlessness in challenging the world's most powerful leaders, has made her one of the most influential journalists in the history of television, and has provided us with a deep chronicle of the people that influenced the latter 20th century and a big chunk of the 21st Century" ~~ Gloria Steinem , Co-Founder of The Women’s Media Center, presented the Trailblazing Media Award to Barbara Walters. Quotes and photos throughout this blog have been updated. Bookmark, share and visit frequently. Photo above left of Amma Asante, Ursula Burns, Katie Couric and Barbara Walters courtesy of James Grant PR and WMC. Photo below right of James Grant, President, James Grant PR and Gloria Buono-Daly, video producer, editor, writer and interviewer, Examiner.com.

Enjoy the "see what you missed" photo album of The Women's Media Awards Gala 2014 on Facebook.


On Wednesday, October 29, 2014, celebrities, personalities, feminists, artists, business and media leaders gathered for The Women’s Media Center 2014 Women’s Media Awards. The event was hosted by Joy Reid – Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s “The Reid Report.”

Co-founders Gloria Steinem and Robin Morgan were among the presenters.

Honorees:
♦ Katie Couric, global news anchor for Yahoo News - Pat Mitchell Life Time Achievement Award;
♦ Amma Asante, BAFTA Award-winning writer/director of A Way of Life and director ofBelle - WMC Directorial Excellence for “Belle” Award;
♦ Ursula M. Burns, chairman and chief executive officer, Xerox Corporation - WMC Carol Jenkins Visible and Powerful Media Award.
♦ Barbara Walters, creator & executive producer of “The View,” and ABC News special correspondent -WMC Trailblazing Media Award.

The Social Media Award went to Elianne Ramos, Principal and CEO of Speak Hispanic Communications and Founder of the Border Kids Relief Project. Ramos, (@ERGeekGoddess) also a Latino community advocate and is known as one of the most influential Latinas in social media. Ramos has a phenomenal online presence as social entrepreneur and is dedicated to various advocacy programs.

The social media honoree is selected online by twelve distinguished digital journalists, bloggers, and thought leaders.

The full house, sold-out event was held at Capitale, a Beaux Arts architecture building located on the lower east side of New York City.

Known for its opulence décor, Capitale features a 65-foot ceiling with an art glass skylight, spectacular interior Corinthian columns and marble mosaic floors throughout.

Photos of Capitale above right (exterior) and below left (reception hall with scagiola columns and coffered ceilings) by Gloria Buono-Daly. Gloria Buono-Daly .

This event marks the 6th annual awards celebration which recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advancing women’s and girls’ visibility and power in media.



The WMC 2014 Women's Media Awards event is co-chaired by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan, Gloria Steinem, Gayle King, Loreen Arbus, Pat Mitchell, Martha Nelson, Carol Jenkins, Jewelle Bickford, Lauren Embrey, Jodie Evans and Gloria Feldt.

Photo below right of Gloria Steinem, co-founder, The Women’s Media Center, feminist, journalist and social/political activist by Gloria Buono-Daly. Steinem presented the WMC Trailblazing Media Award to Barbara Walters, creator & executive producer of “The View,” and ABC News special correspondent.

The Social Media Award will be presented to an honoree to be announced.

The honoree is selected online by twelve distinguished digital journalists, bloggers, and thought leaders.

"Social media has brought news and differing perspectives to the world and changed the conversation...It is where the power to make significant change exists today," ~~ Jane Fonda, two-time Academy® Award-winning actress, humanitarian, activist and Co-Founder of The Women’s Media Center, as quoted during the Women's Media Awards Gala 2013.

Also Attending:

◊   Marlo Thomas, four-time Emmy-winning actress, producer and activist.
◊   Phil Donahue, nine-time Emmy winning Talk Show Host/writer/producer, media personality, creator and host of The Phil Donahue Show.​
◊   Julie Burton, president of the Women’s Media Center.
◊   Pat Mitchell, president & CEO of The Paley Center for Media, Women’s Media Center Board chair emerita, former Women’s Media Award honoree, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Lauren Embrey, president and CEO of the Embrey Family Foundation and CEO of Embrey Interests, Ltd., board chair of The Women’s Media Center, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Donna Deitch, award-winning film and television director, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Sheila C. Johnson, founding partner of Black Entertainment Television, CEO of Salamander Hotels and Resorts, vice chairman of Monumental Sports & Entertainment, president and Managing Partner of the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards, and past Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊   Bonnie Schaefer, former co-CEO and co-chairman of the board of Claire’s Stores, Inc.,co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Regina K. Scully, Artemis Rising Foundation founder, social documentary filmmaker,founding sponsor of “Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan,” founding sponsor of WMC Press, founding sponsor of Athena Film Festival in New York City, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Mary and Steven Swig. Mary Swig is the founder and CEO of Mary Green Enterprises. Steven Swig is founding co-chair of Presidio Graduate School. Both are co-chairs of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Carol Jenkins, author, former WNBC anchor, former and founding president of The Women’s Media Center, contributing writer for The Huffington Post, board member of The Women’s Media Center.
◊   Maggie Wilderotter, chairman & CEO of Frontier Communications, past Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊   Clive Davis, five time Grammy-winning Chief Creative Officer of Sony Music Entertainment, Co-Producer of Diva Classic and founder of Arista Records and J Records.
◊   Carolyn Jane Maloney, U.S. Representative for New York's 12th congressional district.
◊  Melissa Mark-Viverito, Speaker of the New York City Council.
◊  Martha Nelson, past editor-in-chief and editorial director, Time Inc. and former Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊  Ehab Al Shihabi, CEO, Al Jazeera America.
◊  Rachael Kun Morehouse, five-time Emmy-winning producer, “60 Minutes.”
◊  Vanessa De Luca, editor-in-chief, Essence.
◊  Anne Fulenwider, editor-in-chief, Marie Claire.
◊  Richard L. Wolffe, Vice President and Executive Editor of MSNBC.com and MSNBC commentator.
◊  David Corn, Washington Bureau Chief for Mother Jones & Analyst for MSNBC/NBC News.
◊  Blake Morgan, musician, singer-songwriter, music producer and CEO of ECR Music Group.
◊  Roger Hickey, co-director of the Institute for America's Future.
◊  Lois Sasson, Jewelry Designer, Lois Sasson for Sasson Thomas.
◊  Janita, recording artist, singer-songwriter.

The Women’s Media Center 2014 Awards represent a powerful, influential, emerging, and engaging media force.

Facebook album will be available soon. In the meantime, there are many photos posted of the 2013 Gala on Facebook album titled The Women's Media 2013 Women's Media Awards.

Photo, from left to right: Carol Jenkins, Julie Burton, Gloria Steinem, Joy Reid, Katie Couric, Robin Morgan, and Pat Mitchell on the red carpet by Gloria Buono-Daly Women's Media Awards Gala 2014.

Photo left Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s “The Reid Report” and host for the 2014 Women’s Media Awards by Gloria Buono-Daly.

Photo right of WMC 2014 Pat Mitchell Life Time Achievement Award recipient, Katie Couric on the red carpet by Gloria Buono-Daly.



Photo below left of Robin Morgan on the red carpet by Gloria Buono-Daly.

Photo right of Phil Donahue, nine-time Emmy winning Talk Show Host/writer/producer and Marlo Thomas, four-time Emmy-winning actress, producer and activist on the red carpet by Gloria Buono-Daly


Additional resources:

• Yay, the photos of The Women's Media Center 2014 Women's Media Awards are posted on Facebook album.
• Women’s Media Center, LIVE with Robin Morgan
• Gloria Buono-Daly photos on Facebook from last year’s event; will be updated with tonight’s photos soon.
• James Grant Public Relations

The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

Women’s Media Awards Gala 2014 Honors Amma Asante, Ursula Burns, Katie Couric and Barbara Walters

"Barbara is a true glass-ceiling-breaker in the world of media. From a time when a woman would not be taken seriously reporting hard news, her relentlessness, bravery, intelligence and vision has changed the landscape of television journalism. Her skillful, timely and probing interviewing, her ability to ask the questions the public would most like to hear, and her fearlessness in challenging the world's most powerful leaders, has made her one of the most influential journalists in the history of television, and has provided us with a deep chronicle of the people that influenced the latter 20th century and a big chunk of the 21st Century" ~~ Gloria Steinem , Co-Founder of The Women’s Media Center, will present the Trailblazing Media Award to Barbara Walters. Quotes and photos throughout this blog will be updated after the event. Bookmark and visit frequently.
Photo above left of Amma Asante, Ursula Burns, Katie Couric and Barbara Walters courtesy of James Grant PR and WMC.

Enjoy the "see what you missed" photo album of The Women's Media Awards Gala 2014 on Facebook and stay tuned for the "see what you missed" video.

On Wednesday, October 29, 2014, celebrities, personalities, feminists, artists, business and media leaders gathered for The Women’s Media Center 2014 Women’s Media Awards. The event was hosted by Joy Reid – Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s “The Reid Report”.

Co-founders Gloria Steinem and Robin Morgan were among the presenters.

Honorees are:
♦ Katie Couric, global news anchor for Yahoo News - Pat Mitchell Life Time Achievement Award;
♦ Amma Asante, BAFTA Award-winning writer/director of A Way of Life and director ofBelle - WMC Directorial Excellence for “Belle” Award;
♦ Ursula M. Burns, chairman and chief executive officer, Xerox Corporation - WMC Carol Jenkins Visible and Powerful Media Award.
♦ Barbara Walters, creator & executive producer of “The View,” and ABC News special correspondent -WMC Trailblazing Media Award.

The Social Media Award went to Elianne Ramos, Principal and CEO of Speak Hispanic Communications and Founder of the Border Kids Relief Project. Ramos, (@ERGeekGoddess) also a Latino community advocate and is known as one of the most influential Latinas in social media. Ramos has a phenomenal online presence as social entrepreneur and is dedicated to various advocacy programs.

The social media honoree is selected online by twelve distinguished digital journalists, bloggers, and thought leaders.

The full house, sold-out event was held at Capitale, http://capitaleny.com/ , a Beaux Arts architecture building located on the lower east side of New York City. Known for its opulence décor, Capitale features a 65-foot ceiling with an art glass skylight, spectacular interior Corinthian columns and marble mosaic floors throughout.

Photos above left, exterior and below right interior dinner reception hall at Capitale from Capitale Web site.

This event marks the 6th annual awards celebration which recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advancing women’s and girls’ visibility and power in media.

The WMC 2014 Women's Media Awards event is co-chaired by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan, Gloria Steinem, Gayle King, Loreen Arbus, Pat Mitchell, Martha Nelson, Carol Jenkins, Jewelle Bickford, Lauren Embrey, Jodie Evans and Gloria Feldt.

Photo below left of Jane Fonda from WMC 2013 event by Gloria Buono-Daly. Photos will be updated throughout with Women's Media Awards Gala 2014 soon. Bookmark and visit frequently.

The Social Media Award will be presented to an honoree to be announced.

The honoree is selected online by twelve distinguished digital journalists, bloggers, and thought leaders.

"Social media has brought news and differing perspectives to the world and changed the conversation...It is where the power to make significant change exists today," ~~ Jane Fonda, two-time Academy® Award-winning actress, humanitarian, activist and Co-Founder of The Women’s Media Center, as quoted during the Women's Media Awards Gala 2013.

Also Attending:

◊   Marlo Thomas, four-time Emmy-winning actress, producer and activist.
◊   Phil Donahue, nine-time Emmy winning Talk Show Host/writer/producer, media personality, creator and host of The Phil Donahue Show.​
◊   Julie Burton, president of the Women’s Media Center.
◊   Pat Mitchell, president & CEO of The Paley Center for Media, Women’s Media Center Board chair emerita, former Women’s Media Award honoree, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Lauren Embrey, president and CEO of the Embrey Family Foundation and CEO of Embrey Interests, Ltd., board chair of The Women’s Media Center, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Donna Deitch, award-winning film and television director, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Sheila C. Johnson, founding partner of Black Entertainment Television, CEO of Salamander Hotels and Resorts, vice chairman of Monumental Sports & Entertainment, president and Managing Partner of the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards, and past Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊   Bonnie Schaefer, former co-CEO and co-chairman of the board of Claire’s Stores, Inc.,co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Regina K. Scully, Artemis Rising Foundation founder, social documentary filmmaker,founding sponsor of “Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan,” founding sponsor of WMC Press, founding sponsor of Athena Film Festival in New York City, co-chair of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Mary and Steven Swig. Mary Swig is the founder and CEO of Mary Green Enterprises. Steven Swig is founding co-chair of Presidio Graduate School. Both are co-chairs of the Women’s Media Awards.
◊   Carol Jenkins, author, former WNBC anchor, former and founding president of The Women’s Media Center, contributing writer for The Huffington Post, board member of The Women’s Media Center.
◊   Maggie Wilderotter, chairman & CEO of Frontier Communications, past Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊   Clive Davis, five time Grammy-winning Chief Creative Officer of Sony Music Entertainment, Co-Producer of Diva Classic and founder of Arista Records and J Records.
◊   Carolyn Jane Maloney, U.S. Representative for New York's 12th congressional district.
◊  Melissa Mark-Viverito, Speaker of the New York City Council.
◊  Martha Nelson, past editor-in-chief and editorial director, Time Inc. and former Women’s Media Award honoree.
◊  Ehab Al Shihabi, CEO, Al Jazeera America.
◊  Rachael Kun Morehouse, five-time Emmy-winning producer, “60 Minutes.”
◊  Vanessa De Luca, editor-in-chief, Essence.
◊  Anne Fulenwider, editor-in-chief, Marie Claire.
◊  Richard L. Wolffe, Vice President and Executive Editor of MSNBC.com and MSNBC commentator.
◊  David Corn, Washington Bureau Chief for Mother Jones & Analyst for MSNBC/NBC News.
◊  Blake Morgan, musician, singer-songwriter, music producer and CEO of ECR Music Group.
◊  Roger Hickey, co-director of the Institute for America's Future.
◊  Lois Sasson, Jewelry Designer, Lois Sasson for Sasson Thomas.
◊  Janita, recording artist, singer-songwriter.

The Women’s Media Center 2014 Awards represent a powerful, influential, emerging, and engaging media force.

Facebook album will be available soon. In the meantime, there are many photos posted of the 2013 Gala on Facebook album titled The Women's Media 2013 Women's Media Awards.

Photo right Gloria Steinem by Gloria Buono-Daly taken from the Women's Media Awards Gala 2013.

Photo left of WMC 2013 Visionary Role Model and Corporate Leadership Award recipient, Sheila C. Johnson by Gloria Buono-Daly.

Photo right of WMC 2013 Pat Mitchell Life Time Achievement Award recipient, Christiane Amanpour by Gloria Buono-Daly.
Photo below left of Robin Morgan by Gloria Buono-Daly.

This article will be updated regularly with photos, videos of interviews and other related information. Please visit frequently and subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks.


Here's the "see what you missed video" from Women's Media Awards Gala 2013. Enjoy and stay tuned for the "see what you missed video” of the Women's Media Awards Gala 2014.


Additional resources:

• Yay, the photos of The Women's Media Center 2013 Women's Media Awards are posted on Facebook and we hope to have videos in record-breaking time.
• Women’s Media Center, LIVE with Robin Morgan
• Gloria Buono-Daly photos on Facebook from last year’s event; will be updated with tonight’s photos soon.
• James Grant Public Relations

The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

Jane Fonda turns 75

" The challenge is not to be perfect … it’s to be whole … When you can't remember why you're hurt, that's when you're healed ..."
~~ Jane Fonda
Two-time Academy Award ® winning actress, writer, political activist, feminist, former fashion model, and fitness guru



Happy 75th birthday to Jane Fonda. Fonda was born in New York City and daughter of actor Henry Fonda and the Canadian-born socialite Frances Ford Seymour Brokaw (Henry Fonda's 2nd wife).

Her mother committed suicide on her 42nd birthday (April 14, 1950) at a sanitarium in Beacon, New York State where she had been hospitalized due to “emotional deterioration and suicidal tendencies.”

Jane was only 12 years old when her mother died and was told that her mother had died of a heart attack. Later that year (1950) Fonda's father married 22-year-old socialite Susan Blanchard, nine years his daughter's senior; the marriage ended in divorce in 6 years.


Fonda rose to fame in the 1960s with films such as Barbarella and Cat Ballou. She has won two Academy Awards and received several other movie awards and nominations during more than 50 years as an actress. She retired from acting in 1990 and returned to film in 2005 with Monster in Law, followed by Georgia Rule two years later. She also produced and starred in over 20 exercise videos released between 1982 and 1995, and once again in 2010.

Fonda attended the Emma Willard School in Troy, New York, and Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, but dropped out to become a fashion model. She was twice featured on the cover of Vogue .

Exercise those smile muscles and feel your best both mentally and physically with these simple steps that can be applied to your everyday life habits. Tune in to BeFit for more Prime Time Health Tips from Jane Fonda every Tuesday "
~~ Jane Fonda:
Prine Time Health – Smiling

On April 5, 2005, Random House released Fonda's autobiography “My Life So Far” which describes her life as a series of three, 30-year long acts, and declares that her third "act" will be her most significant, due in part to her commitment to the Christian religion, and that it will determine the things for which she will be remembered.




Also in 2005, Fonda worked alongside Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem to co-found the Women's Media Center, an organization that works to amplify the voices of women in the media through advocacy, media and leadership training, and the creation of original content. Fonda currently serves on the board of the organization. Since 2001, Fonda has been a Christian. She published an autobiography in 2005, and in 2011, she published a second memoir, Prime Time.

"I longed for him to love me and see me as an able grown-up.”
~~ Jane Fonda, of her father as quoted from her 2005 book “My Life So Far”.
Photo R, screen capture from "On Golden Pond."

The Incredible “Hanoing” Jane controversy: Jane Fonda on the NVA anti-aircraft gun. HANOI JANE controversial photo outraged Americans who labeled her “Hanoi Jane.”. In her 2005 autobiography, she writes that she was manipulated into sitting on the battery; she had been horrified at the implications of the pictures and regretted they were taken.

" I would like to say something, not just to Vietnam veterans in New England, but to men who were in Vietnam, who I hurt, or whose pain I caused to deepen because of things that I said or did. I was trying to help end the killing and the war, but there were times when I was thoughtless and careless about it and I'm very sorry that I hurt them. And I want to apologize to them and their families ... I will go to my grave regretting the photograph of me in an anti-aircraft gun, which looks like I was trying to shoot at American planes. It hurt so many soldiers. It galvanized such hostility. It was the most horrible thing I could possibly have done. It was just thoughtless."
~~ Jane Fonda, expressing regret for her actions regarding Vietnam veterans in a 1988 interview with Barbara Walters



All photos courtesy of Wikimedia and screen shots taken from video and websites. All other photos will be credited as required.




Additional resources:
♦Jane Fonda official website http://JaneFonda.com
♦ Jane Fonda: Prime Time Health - Smiling http://janefonda.com/jane-fonda-prime-time-health-smiling/
♦Jane Fonda in North Vietnam http://www.rjgeib.com/thoughts/fonda/fonda.html
♦My Vietnamese Experience http://usastruck.com/tag/barbara-walters-jane-fonda-interview/
♦ Trailer Video "On Golden Pond." http://janefonda.com/on-golden-pond/
♦Jane Fonda describes her experience shooting a scene in "On Golden Pond" in which her character opens up to her father. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePrAPtP1k4A

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'One to One with Gloria' and Gloria Steinem: See What you missed at The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Gloria Steinem specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.


Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next time will use a better quality audio recorder. Some of the interview footage with Gloria Steinem came out distorted so to compensate for that we have used various footage throughout the event.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Alyson Palmer
♦ One to One with Gloria and Luvvie Ajayi
♦ One to One with Gloria and Loreen Arbus
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Rachel Sklar and Emily Gannett: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Rachel Sklar and Emily Gannett specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.


Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will have better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and The Ling Sisters
♦ One to One with Gloria and Gloria Feldt
♦ One to One with Gloria and Lori Sokol, Ph.D.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Sarah Hoye
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Alyson Palmer: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Alyson Palmer specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.


Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will have better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Luvvie Ajayi
♦ One to One with Gloria and Loreen Arbus
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and The Ling Sisters.: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and The Ling Sisters specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.

"…It’s such a pleasure and honor to be here…in the presence of pioneers Gloria Steinem and Pat Mitchell and so many other amazing women in media ..."
~~ Laura Ling  
Host and Reporter, E! Investigates, E! Network and winner of The Sisterhood is Powerful Award
"…I am really honored to be here ..." ~~ Lisa Ling  
Host of Our America with Lisa Ling on OWN: the Oprah Winfrey Network and winner of The Sisterhood is Powerful Award
Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will have better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Gloria Feldt.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Lori Sokol, Ph.D.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Sarah Hoye
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Luvvie Ajayi: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Luvvie Ajayi specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.


Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will have better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Loreen Arbus.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Gloria Feldt.: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Gloria Feldt specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.


Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will have better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Loreen Arbus.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Lori Sokol, Ph.D.
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Sarah Hoye
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Loreen Arbus: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Loreen Arbus specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

More exciting "One to One" interviews to follow so please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog.

"…This event is so important for women... It’s important that all women in media become more visible and empowered … This is why I choose to be very involved and I also Co-Chair this event… Wow you did your research ..."
~~ Loreen Arbus  
First woman to head up programming at a major U.S. Network, Disability Rights Activist/Producer/Founder & Chair of "Women Who Care," Co-Chair of the Women's Media Awards
Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will use better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.

'One to One with Gloria' and Lori Sokol, Ph.D.: See what you missed on the red carpet at The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Lori Sokol, Ph.D., specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

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Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will use better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Sarah Hoye
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.