Brief Description
These are seven stories of brave women, past and present, who dared to fight stereotypes and oppression to change their world. You can do it, too.
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Within every society and every generation, there are things that need to change. Often we wait, hoping for someone else to bring about that change because it's easier and safer to follow rather than lead. But if everyone felt that way, change would never happen.
These are seven stories of brave women, past and present, who dared to fight stereotypes and oppression to change their world. You can do it, too.
The Starfish Singers are women like Amanda Jolley, a creative genius who designed a life-changing program that is empowering at-risk students to break free from generational violence; Virginia Woolf, a first-wave feminist who despite a debilitating illness used her eloquent writing to confront gender inequality; Bella Guerin, who stepped into history as the first woman in Australia to gain a Bachelor of Arts degree, proving that women have brains; and Andrea Musulin, a police officer on a mission to create a generation with the mindset that children have the right to feel safe; and more.
In these stories you'll discover:
- How to use your talents to help others find their voice, sense of belonging and hope
- What motivates people to discover their callings and follow their visions
- That it's not too late to change your world
About the Author
Christine Camp was born in Geraldton, a city on the coast of Western Australia. During her writing degree, she met heroes in history that inspired her to write poetry and short stories about them. This experience led to writing feature magazine stories about other history makers and articles on financial literary. She currently serves her community as a senior facilitator, trainer and mentor working primarily with schools, educating children and teenagers on personal body safety and developing healthy relationships. She remains a passionate activist seeking to change the landscape for women and children through education, writing, and social entrepreneurial activities.
