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What's Your Point, Honey? Young Women Prepare for Leadership

Summary: She's out there somewhere. She may be a complete unknown, or she may already be in the public spotlight, but sooner or later the first female president of the United States will emerge. While openly acknowledging today's inequalities, this film puts a new face on America's future by introducing several promising young leaders, all of them women. Viewers learn about an innovative program created by CosmoGirl magazine and the White House Project, designed to encourage young women to pursue management roles and to think of themselves as potential office holders. Interwoven with the stories of these hopeful, ambitious interns are conversations with feminist thinkers and activists from previous generations - including the iconic Gloria Steinem, who reflects on her personal journey as well as the challenges and opportunities girls face today.

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  • Physical Description: electronic resource (video)
    remote
    1 streaming video file (87 min.) : sd., col.
  • Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Films Media Group, [2013], c2008.

Content descriptions

General Note:
Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Films Media Group on January 31, 2013.
Films on Demand is distributed by Films Media Group for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware.
Formatted Contents Note: Female Points of View, Youthful and Mature (2:13) -- Project 2024 (3:47) -- Project 2024 Reunion (2:23) -- Flashback to Project 2024 Orientation (1:33) -- Project 2024 Internships (3:31) -- Meet Jen: Ambitions for the White House (5:16) -- Children's Perspectives on Female Presidents (1:54) -- Women in Leadership: Pressure for Perfection (2:00) -- Meet Cat: Understanding the Gender Gap at an Early Age (2:33) -- Imposing Femininity on Preteen Girls (1:21) -- Meet Lexie: Societal Scrutiny of Powerful Women (2:39) -- Women in Leadership: From Soft Skills to Hard Skills (2:08) -- Meet Lexie: Healing the World (1:25) -- Meet Sonali: Breaking the Indian Female Mold (3:35) -- Meet Sonali: Balancing Personal Satisfaction with Parental Pride (1:53) -- Young Girls' Perspective on 1950s Housewife Stereotype (0:41) -- Meet Cat: Perspective on Dating (1:40) -- Female Pressure to Balance Career & Family (2:34) -- Meet Cat: Father's Perspective on Changing Roles for Women (2:04) -- Meet Patrice: What Moves Her Forward (3:03) -- Meet Patrice: Ambition for Community Service (1:00) -- Women in a Men's Working World (1:59) -- Meet Patrice: Success & Plans for Marriage (1:21) -- Meet Agxibel: Immigrant Background & University Education (1:47) -- Meet Agxibel: Dating & Marriage (1:16) -- Meet Agxibel: Support for Her Career in Leadership (2:23) -- Meet Agxibel: Graduation & Community Ties (1:05) -- Street Survey: Would You Vote for a Woman? (1:49) -- Meet Margot: Feminist Education & Activism (3:43) -- Meet Margot: Paradigm Shift in Working Mothers & Women in Power (3:29) -- Wage Gap & Shock of Inequality After Graduation (2:22) -- Today's Women's Movement (1:58) -- Imagining Women as Leaders (2:47) -- Women in Power: Agenda Over Gender (0:40) -- Time for Female Leadership (2:18) -- Making the Connection Between Women We Know & Women in Office (5:16) -- Credits: What's Your Point, Honey? Young Women Prepare for Leadership (3:02)
Restrictions on Access Note:
Restrictions: NLC students and staff only.
Access requires authentication through Films on Demand.
Target Audience Note:
6 & up.
System Details Note:
Mode of access: Internet.
System requirements: FOD playback platform.
Source of Description Note:
Title from distributor's description.
Subject: Civil rights
Cross-cultural studies
Equality
Gender identity
Political participation
Racism
Sex and law
Sexism
Women
Women's rights
Genre: Educational films.
Internet videos.
Videorecording.

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