First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt at one of NA’AMAT’s conventions in the 1930s.
Following Franklin D. Roosevelt’s strong support, Eleanor continued in her role as First Lady of the United States. In an era when few women had careers, she was the first to hold weekly press conferences and started writing a widely syndicated newspaper column, “My Day”, which included social, political and women’s issues. Below find a wonderful sample of her stance on Women’s Issues (courtesy of PBS) by CLICKING HERE.
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THEY HAD LESS THAN ONE MINUTE TO FIND SAFETY.
YOU CAN HELP IN LESS THAN FIVE.
Staff and children huddle together in a safe room at a NA’AMAT daycare center. The daily air-raid sirens and ever-present threat of rocket attacks feed anxiety and insecurity that is profoundly disturbing for the children. Can you spare five minutes to help?
THEY HAD LESS THAN ONE MINUTE TO FIND SAFETY.
YOU CAN HELP IN LESS THAN FIVE.
Staff and children huddle together in a safe room at a NA’AMAT daycare center. The daily air-raid sirens and ever-present threat of rocket attacks feed anxiety and insecurity that is profoundly disturbing for the children. Can you spare five minutes to help?
