Leading Moms: Natalie Angell-Besseling and Shanti Uganda
On October 3, 2012 VancouverMom.ca teamed up with our friends at Modern Mama and Entrepreneur Mom Now Vancouver to present Leading Moms. The day was full of inspiration, as we highlighted moms who are difference-makers in a variety of fields, from fashion to politics to business to the arts to science, and a whole lot more. We were treated to talks, videos, musical performances and a fashion show. We ate breakfast inside the H.R. MacMillan Science Centre, and we ate lunch outside in the sunshine. We were energized and motivated by the whole experience.
Videos from Leading Moms
If you weren’t able to make it to Leading Moms, we’d like to share some of the day with you to give you a taste of what happened. We think it will convince you to attend the next event, for sure. Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing a video every other week. Check back regularly to re-live the most inspiring moments of the day, or to see it for the first time. If you haven’t seen them, you’ll want to check out our other videos:
[unordered_list style=”bullet”]- Leading Moms: Kicking it Off
- Leading Moms: Christy Clark Keynote
- Leading Moms: Photographer Dina Goldstein
- Leading Moms: Dr. Gail Murphy Talks Tasks
- Leading Moms: Sandra Heusel on Daring to Dream
- Leading Moms: Kim Graham-Nye on Business and Motherhood
Natalie Angell-Besseling
Natalie Angell-Besseling is the Founder and former Executive Director of The Shanti Uganda Society, a non-profit group dedicated to improving infant and maternal health in Uganda. This Canadian Charity and Ugandan NGO provides safe, woman-centered care. supporting the well-being of birthing mothers and women living with HIV/AIDS. Natalie shared her time between Vancouver and Uganda from 2007 until January, 2013, when she stepped down from her role as Executive Director as she prepares for the birth of her second child.
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Amber Strocel is a writer, aspiring math teacher, suburbanite, wife and mom of two. She believes in the power of the Internet to connect people, and she believes that numbers are the poetry of the universe. You can often find her knitting, sewing, volunteering, working in her garden, and sneaking chocolate when no one's looking. She blogs at Strocel.com and shares her photos on Instagram as @AmberStrocel.