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September 23, 2000 Become a Part of National Esteemed Woman Week What is Esteemed Woman Week? Self-esteem affects relationships, careers, health, and well-being. Without a healthy sense of self-worth women limit their ability to feel fulfilled in every aspect of life. Esteemed Woman Week provides a national forum for women to take the first steps to empowerment through the exploration and discussion of their personal self-esteem journeys. With esteem building workshops, house parties, film viewings, Esteemed Woman Week will give women the opportunity to join together in a safe environment and take inspiration from each other in building their self-image. When and where will Esteemed Woman Week be held? In September 23, 2000, Esteemed Woman Week events will take place all across the country in homes, community centers, and schools. You are invited to host an event anywhere in your area joining in a nationwide network of Esteemed Woman Week programs. You can:
In Washington, D.C., Esteemed Woman Week we will kick off with the world premiere of our new film, "I Am My Mother's Daughter", a one-hour documentary highlighting the complex bond between mothers and daughters and the profound effect this relationship has on our self-image, at the 'Salute to Women' Symposium hosted by Eckerd Drugs. How can I participate and get materials? Call toll-free 8-7-7 6-e-s-t-e-e-m:
Why should I participate? Through Esteemed Woman Week women can join together as one strong voice to guide, teach, and empower each other and begin to set an example for themselves and their daughters. Each woman can make a difference! Our Mission:
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