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September 2012 1 Minnesota Women’s Press, September 2012 1 Changing the Universe through Women’s Stories SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE: ANNUALWOMEN’SDIRECTORY SUSAN RANI PHOTO BY SARAH WHITING SARAH BY PHOTO RANI SUSAN SEPTEMBER 2012 Volume 28, Issue 9 www.womenspress.com Women mean Susan Rani, Gorilla Yogis Businesses business workin’ on in the urban for marriage issue the light rail jungle equality 2 Minnesota Women’s Press, September 2012 The Joiners Fee “I make exercise a during September priority in my life. is only $79 I love the classes one-on-one fitness consultation with a and instructors +FREE personal trainer. at the YWCA.” Through September 2012, $79 Joiners Fee, and a Fast Start orientation for all new members. Good on new adult and family memberships. -Nora, fitness enthusiast Some restrictions apply. Offer ends September 30. Member since 2010. www.ywcampls.org Minnesota Women’s Press, September 2012 3 Changing the Universe through Women’s Stories Women mean business issue women’s DiRECtoRY ContaCtus 651-646-3968 39 email: [email protected] www.womenspress.com send a letter to the editor [email protected] 34 subscribe [email protected] advertise [email protected] suggest a story idea 6 [email protected] enter your online calendar listing at www.womenspress.com, click on Calendar, 20 then “add an event” Join book activities [email protected] mwpstaFF publishers/editors Kathy Magnuson, Norma Smith olson Contributors Goseedo Kendall anderson, Shannon Drury, Judy Helgen, Sarah Herder, Julian locke eventsCalENDaR .......................... 20 Micko, allison olson, artika tyner, Elaine Features “The Good Fight” ... and more Voboril, Susan Waughtal, Sherri Weiss thinkaboutit ....................................6 Cover photographer Sarah Whiting What part of liberation is not for you? readers’write design Norma Smith olson youSaiD .................................................5 proFilE ................................................. 8 advertising sales Michele Holzwarth, Letters from our readers Nancy Jambor, Kathy Magnuson Susan Rani: professional engineer BookSHElF ......................................... 12 accounting Kathy Malchow womenMEaNBusiness ................. 10 End the pipeline to prison operations Faye Kommedahl, Kari larson Why they stand for marriage equality Founding publishers Mollie Hoben, BookSHElF ........................................ 24 BooktalK ........................................... 13 Glenda Martin Soulful career search The Advocates book club onYouRmind .................................... 29 Our mission is to tell women’s stories in ways thriFtyFEatuRE ............................. 17 that create community and encourage change. Unions mean business Michelle Dustin: personal shopper The Minnesota Women’s Press is distributed yourtHouGHtS ............................... 30 spiritualityFEatuRE ................. 27 free at 500 locations. To find one near you, visit Women mean business www.womenspress.com and click on “get a Ahhh ... your personal retreat copy” or call 651-646-3968. Subscriptions are onYouRmind .................................... 33 Columnists available by First Class mail: $52 for one-year The power & potential of aging Fan Community membership (includes email welComeWoRDS ................................ 4 updates, invitation to community gathering, free Power in our pocketbooks advertisinGseCtions ConsiGnment copy of BookWomen magazine); $28 for a basic leaderVoiCE ..................................... 14 one-year subscription, $53 for two years. &tHRiFtGuide ..............16 Then came the frogs ©2012 by Minnesota Women’s Press, Inc. spirituality All rights reserved. ISSN #1085-2603. sheSaiD ............................................... 18 GuiDE ..............................26 MINNESOTA WOMEN’S PRESS, INC. Global patriarchy back in business elderGuiDE.................. 31 970 RAYMOND AVE., STE. 201, ClassiFiedaDS..........35 ST. PAUL, MN 55114 aCtNoW .............................................. 34 WWW.WOMENSPRESS.COM Gorilla Yogis in the urban jungle 4 Minnesota Women’s Press, September 2012 welcomewords kaTHYmaGNUsoN women mean business NormasmITHolsoN As women, we have power in our pocketbooks. Together, women earn more than $1 trillion a year in the United States, we pay 80 percent of the bills and we make 88 percent of all retail purchases. That is power we have in our everyday lives. While we are planful about investing sional engineering firm in Minnesota, in a college fund, emergency savings or advocates for girls to study engineer- an IRA, we also make investments in ing. Millie Adelsheim, Cynthia Daube our values and communities when we and Sue Welna use their businesses to choose where to spend our everyday voice their personal stands in favor of dollars. marriage equality. With every swipe of the debit card, And, not only in business do women every smartphone payment, every mean business! Artika Tyner advocates signature on a check and every hand- for youth in the juvenile justice sys- coming up: ing over of cold hard cash we send a tem. Judy Helgen advocates for frogs. message about what we believe in. Shannon Drury advocates against october’s theme is “brave and Where we spend our dollars is a per- global patriarchy. The Gorilla Yogis bold.” What would you do if you sonal values statement. bring their yoga practice to unexpected were not afraid? Tell us about it. “Well, break out the Everyday purchases places. Send a paragraph or two to for ourselves, our [email protected] saddle shoes, girls! The Minnesota Women’s Press is families and our busi- Deadline: September 10 a women-owned and operated, local Global patriarchy is nesses, like groceries, October Advertising Sections: and independent business. The adver- back in style—and it clothing, health care, • Health Guide tisers in this monthly magazine, in the technology and cars, • Home Guide means business.” annual Women’s Directory and on the help strengthen and • Women & Pets Guide —Shannon Drury grow individual busi- MWP website are the ones who make • Women’s Guide to Voting it possible for you to have these free read her story on page 18 nesses and organiza- • GoSeeDo Guide sources of women’s stories, commu- tions. Deadline: September 10 nity connections and useful informa- In this September magazine—with tion every month. the annual Women’s Directory on If you like what you read here, sup- November’s theme is “a pages 39-70—we ask you to support port our advertisers. If you value this women’s survival kit.” Tell us businesses and organizations that have publication let our advertisers know a story about a woman who taken a stand as women-friendly. In survived. She may be your sister, that you saw their ad in the Minnesota some cases, they are women-owned. your friend, the woman next door. They value women in our community Women’s Press. The words are simple: “I’m here She may be . you. and they appreciate your business. because I saw your ad in the Women’s Send a paragraph or two to Spend your dollars in a way that will [email protected] Press.” Or, “Thanks for advertising in make a difference, a statement of your Deadline: October 10 values. the Women’s Press.” We thank you! November Advertising Sections: Women mean business! In this issue • Education Guide we share stories of women who bring • Girlfriends’ Guide to Giving Back their personal values to their busi- and • Holiday Guide • GoSeeDo Guide nesses. Susan Rani, who owns the larg- Co-Publishers est female- and minority-owned profes- Deadline: October 10 Nominate a Do you know someone whose actions during 2012 have promoted greater equality, justice and self-determination for women and girls? Help us identify the Changemakers in your community. cHaNGe Nominations are due Sept. 15. maker Go to www.womenspress.com, click on the “Nominate a Changemaker” tile to see the criteria and use the handy nomination form! Minnesota Women’s Press, September 2012 5 YouSaid Catholic womenpriests title iX I picked up your August issue, noticed the headlines about women I just read your June 2012 issue about Title IX and priests here to stay. [MWP, Feature story, Aug. 2012] I fully expected women’s sports. I coached university women’s track and to read about my Episcopal sister priests. I was into the article before I field in Portland, Ore., from 1974 through 1979, when the became certain you were writing about Roman Catholic women priests. program was eliminated by the University. I think your headlines should have said Roman Catholic priests. I have I think your feature article by Nicole LaVoi misses an been an Episcopal priest for 34 years and am definitely here to stay. I am important factor in the loss of opportunity for women in also glad to be part of a church that honors my ministry. coaching and administrative positions. At the collegiate Catherine McDonald, Eden Prairie level women’s sports were taken over by the NCAA, which led to the destruction of the former governing body, Gotanopinion? Excellent article on women priests in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women. Like something in MWP? Or Minnesota. I am Catholic and I support The NCAA wanted nothing to do with women’s athletics disagree? We want to hear them. 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