Cherie Blair
The Daily Telegraph, 28 June 2012
Former British first lady Cherie Blair has been widely described as "brave" in recent days. And not in a good way.
Fortune, 21 June 2012
Sandberg and Blair aren't slamming stay-at-home mothers - they're looking for viable options for those mothers who want to pursue their careers.
The Independent, 20 June 2012
“What is important is that women have a choice. We need to devise business strategies and societies that allow women to make choices that aren’t all-or-nothing choices."
The Independent, 25 June 2012
The 20th-century model designed for men with wives at home isn't suited to the 21st century
The Independent, 24 June 2012
A Slice Of Britain: Celebrities were meant to be up front, but it's a six-year-old Toggenburg called Dotty who leads the way
The Telegraph, 24 June 2012
Cherie Blair has taken advantage of a medieval rule giving her the right to herd livestock across London Bridge.
BBC News, 23 June 2012
Cherie Blair has marked International Widows' Day by driving a herd of goats across London Bridge.
Charity Job, 6 June 2012
The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women invests in women entrepreneurs so they can build and expand their businesses, and in doing so, benefit not only themselves but also their families and communities.
James D. Wolfensohn, The New York Times, 15 June 2012
Start by giving every woman a cellphone.
The Times of India, 16 June 2012
In what promises to be a trafficstopping act, Cherie Blair, wife of the former British PM Tony Blair, will herd goats across the London Bridge next Saturday. In an interview with TOI-Crest, she says she wants to draw attention to the plight of widows across the world, and especially in India.
allafrica.com, 14 June 2012
Africa is one of the fastest growing regions on the globe, home to six of the world's 10 fastest growing economies.
BBC News, 14 June 2012
Homeless women and victims of domestic violence can find support at two new centres in Middlesbrough.
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 13 June 2012
After Canada, Germany, Britain, Australia and France rounded out the top five in the perceptions poll.
World Jewish Congress, 11 June 2012
A spirited discussion ensued, with many of the Israeli and European participants (including Celia Gould, the ambassador's wife) sharing their own experiences.
The Telegraph, 5 June 2012
It's not that women are too nice to ask their boss for more money; it's that most women have other (and I would argue better) priorities.
The Telegraph, 5 June 2012
Women are paid less than men because they are “too nice” to ask for a rise, Cherie Blair has said.