“I just wasn’t cut out to work with plants. Living, breathing animals are just more my thing.”

Kairos Dance Theatre encourages residents in elder-care facilities to share their stories … and dance June Bailey, a resident at

“It’s all about access. Buying LED light bulbs and buying organic, locally grown produce is an important first step. But how can we give everyone access to these solutions?”

“I’m fascinated with people and why they do what they do.”

How fascinating that the third wave of feminists, the women of Generation X and the Riot Grrrl movements of the 1990s, never met a womanly art they didn’t like.

“The market is an attractive environment for women business owners because it’.” neighborly, friendly and offers a chance at consensus style decision-making.”

“I wanted to provide time and space to give women a chance to be free to let their faith grow into lots of different things

“I’m not very good at writing songs on my own, but my ideas always come faster when we all share input.”

“Adoption is defined by American ethnocentrism. What ‘we’ do is right. We have the solution for everything. We can take better care of these children than you can.”

“Absolutely I’m a feminist. I am not a man-hater. That’s not the point. It’s the equality, allowing people to be all that they are.”

“We [women] tend to look at prevention as one of the most important lenses to see policy through.”

“We can’t move forward until we have more than anecdotal information. We’ve got to have the data.”