“My work through Project Simplify has been fueled by the desire to help people fan their own flames, to remember that they, and only they, are the heroines of their lives.” Shawn Tuttle Shawn Tuttle is

Two talented singers, Sista Kat and singer-songwriter, Catherine Scholz will share their passion for music at the See Jane Do Passion into Action Conference this Saturday. Sista Kat’s beats and rhythms

” We often think, I am only one person, what effect can little ole me have? But if each one of us lived our passion we could move mountains! ” Kathleen McIntire Kathleen has a gift for bringing women

We woke up Saturday morning to dark clouds and heavy snow. Little did we know that almost three hundred women would trudge through the sleet to participate in the first See Jane Do Passion into Action

Did you miss the conference or want to read about your favorite speaker or workshop leader? We’re providing you with an extensive program of the Passion into Action Conference to acknowledge the important

Extraordinary Janes, Gloria Feldt wants to know: Was there a moment in your life when you knew you had the “power to”? Best selling author, Gloria Feldt is inviting you to share your story for her

Fay Ann Lee is an everyday woman doing extraordinary things.  Recently she wrote, directed and starred in the hit movie, Falling for Grace with Margaret Cho, Lewis Black, Christine Baranski, and Gale Harold.

Fay has a special connection to our community and See Jane Do.  Last year CATS hosted a special screening of her latest film in downtown Nevada City.  Flying all the way from New York Fay was taken in with the charm of our town and the hospitality of our community.

Thousands of people gathered in  Nevada City, CA to take part in the largest environmental film festival in the United States.  The Wild and Scenic Film Festival went fresh, local and wild this year as it hosted over 130 films, workshops and special guests.

See Jane Do was honored to host the first ever Wild and Scenic Media Lounge where we interviewed over forty filmmakers and environmental action heroes.

Two feisty Western Shoshone sisters put up a heroic fight for their land rights and their human rights in the award-winning documentary “American Outrage” by acclaimed filmmakers Beth and George Gage.

Carrie and Mary Dann endure terrifying roundups by armed federal marshals in which thousands of their horses and cattle are confiscated, for the crime of grazing them on the open range outside their private ranch - even though that range is part of 60 million acres recognized as Western Shoshone land by the U.S.

As team See Jane Do attempts to get back to the basics in our personal life; gardening, cooking, walking to town and connecting with our community, we can't help but think of the wise women, our grandmothers who often led this lifestyle long before Slow Food, organic, or free range became selected options.

Nowadays with a disconnect from local community, genetically modified, processed foods, and ill-treatment of our land, It seems the lessons grandma taught us and the wisdom they can offer us are more important than ever. We met a handful of grandmothers that are taking the grandmother archetype of a sweet old lady, sitting on her porch in her rocking chair crocheting doilies and turning it upside down.  In fact, one of our guests from Nevada County Grandmother's For Peace organization suggest that while they might not be rocking in chairs they are rocking the world to create a peaceful planet for the generations to come.

These women are proving that activism and community involvement doesn't end in one's golden years, but rather with the knowledge and patience that comes from years of lived experience, can be a powerful asset when taking on multi-billion dollar corporations that threaten our health and environment, teaching back to the basics, spreading messages of peace, or that change is always possible.

Cheese Max Stick, Rice Crispy Treats, and Race Care Nuggest. What’s on your child’s school lunch menu? We got the real story about school lunches and what some courageous women, (including renegade

Kristy Pagan is an everyday woman living in Washington D.C. While growing up in Plymouth, MI, she wasn’t raised to lead a political life nor was she encouraged to get involved in politics, but early

Dawn Lorraine puts her passion into action by providing skincare products that are safe for women. Her organic products are free of synthetic fragrances or parabens. Following the Passion into Action

February 22, 2012 —  For Immediate Release:  New York City See Jane Do!   See Jane Do Selected as Delegates for the United Nations Commission

Pray the Devil Gather the Women of Nevada County – Film Series PRAY THE DEVIL BACK TO HELL Sunday, February 7th, 2 pm This film chronicles the remarkable story of courageous Liberian women who came

According to Tim DeChristopher's website his trial has been postponed indefinitely. Tim made headlines in December 2008, when at the age of 27 he wrestled large parcels of land away from oil companies seeking to use them for mining purposes in Utah. Jesse Locks and Elisa Parker interview the young activist to learn more about the workshops he will lead during the Wild & Scenic Film Festival and his upcoming documentary from acclaimed filmmakers Beth and George Gage.

Sierra Commons Supporting Women Entrepreneurs See Jane Do Business: Monthly Networking Group with Elisa Parker, Co-Founder/President See Jane Do Where: Sierra CommonsWhen: May 31st (last Thursdays

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{loadaudio http://traffic.libsyn.com/seejanedo/Green_Small_Town_and_Reinette.mp3 # } Reinette Senum is a green pioneer of the 21st century. Having traveled throughout fiftycountries, climbing

{loadaudio http://traffic.libsyn.com/seejanedo/Beth_Terry.mp3 # } Women are flexing their purchase power by leaving the planet less trashy and with less plastic. See Jane Do takes a ride on

I want you to run for office! That’s the message White House Project founder Marie Wilson is sending to women across the nation. See Jane Do features guests Marie Wilson, Gloria Feldt, Mayor Reinette

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{loadaudio images/audio/School Lunches Kids Line Up For.mp3 # } Cheese Max Sticks, Rice Krispy Treats, French Fries. You might be surprised to find what is in your child’s school lunch. School

{loadaudio images/audio/Jane_Gets_Her_Hands_Dirty.mp3 # } We get back to our roots and explore where our food actually comes from, who makes it, and who are the women nurturing our nation with

{loadaudio http://traffic.libsyn.com/seejanedo/codepink_final_for_blog.mp3 #Code Pink } See Jane Do was invited by the grassroots peace and social justice organization CodePink to cover their

The story behind the groundbreaking multi-media social change program See Jane Do; why we launched the program, the stories we covered, and the future of Extraordinary Janes.

See Jane Do and The Union presents our first Nevada County small town tweetup. Special guest Marsha Lanier presented to a full house. A diversified group of community members participated