Women Rule! A Crash Course in Changing the World

By Aimee Lee Ball
O, The Oprah Magazine | From the November 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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More than 3,000 women with great ideas applied for the first-ever O-White House Leadership Project contest. The 80 winners got to attend an inspiration-packed three-day program, with coaching by some of the top women trailblazers in the country.

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Tomorrow's Leaders

Last spring, more than 3,000 women with great ideas applied for the first-ever O-White House Project Leadership Project contest. Meet the 80 winners.

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At the first-ever O-White House Project Leadership conference, 80 women got the chance to learn key leadership schools. Take the course here on oprah.com with these worksheets.

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Oprah Radio host Gayle King talks with Liz Brody, health and news director of O, The Oprah Magazine, about the O-White House Leadership Project.

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Share your ideas with the mentors, winners, and organizers of the first annual O, The Oprah Magazine Women Rule! White House Project leadership contest.

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A contest from O, The Oprah Magazine. Women can apply for a chance to attend a weekend-long leadership training by The White House Project

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