Jennifer Moss Breen is associate professor and program director of the EdD in Interdisciplinary Leadership at Creighton University, USA.Madeleine van der Steege is an award-winning female entrepreneur, co-editor and author of several publications, and adjunct professor at Webster University, Leiden.Suzanne Stigler Martin is an expert on pioneering management theorist, Mary Parker Follett. As founder of transform., a leadership development consulting firm in Birmingham, AL, USA, she works with organizations and individuals challenging the status quo.Judith L. Glick-Smith is an author, speaker, and technical communication consultant. She is the founder of MentorFactor, Inc., which helps organizations prepare for the unexpected and facilitate agility.

• Chapter 1. Introduction; Jennifer Moss BreenPart I. The Color of CourageChapter 2. An American in Uganda: Sharing Power and Living to Learn; Alisha Damron Seruyange and Suzanne Stigler MartinChapter 3. Leadership that Liberates: Cultivating Courage, Humility, and Identity; Jennifer Tilghman-HavensChapter 4. The Effects of Collective Trauma and Redefining My Relationship with Russia; Yulia Tolstikov-MastPart II. The Depths of CourageChapter 5. Dianne Bevelander: A Courageous Woman of Passion and Resilience; Diane Coetzer and Mike PageChapter 6. Leadership as Courageous Practice; Linda K. Sibanyoni, Trisha Gott, and Mary Hale TolarChapter 7. Courageous Dreams and the Power to Build a Better World; Madeleine van der Steege, Lisa Kinnear, and Karen OrtleppPart III. The Boundarylessness of CourageChapter 8. Not Enough Space for Everyone: The True Courage of NASA Astronaut Jeanette Epps; Karin L. BottoChapter 9. Battalion Chief Jodi Gabelmann's Journey to Peace and Pride; Jodi Gabelmann Battalion and Judith L. Glick-SmithChapter 10. Seven Courageous Keys to Navigate the Labyrinth; Claire Tucker-ReidPart IV. The Mandate of CourageChapter 11. Courage: A Seven Letter Word that Saved a Non-Profit; Janice CardwellChapter 12. The Courage to Roar: Leadership Without Remorse; Jenni Frumer and Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 13. Lessons in Courageous Leadership; Jill L. LindseyPart V. The Choice of CourageChapter 14. Harnessing the Courage to Survive; Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 15. A Labyrinth of Pain and Peace; Donnette NobleChapter 16. Courage to Navigate a Man’s World; Carly Speranza and Catherine EnglandPart VI. The Shaping of CourageChapter 17. Transitions and Identity; Celeste Raver Luning and Sylvie RaverChapter18. Rock to Recovery: Resiliency in Loss; Constance Scharff and Caroline HeldmanChapter 19. Choosing Authenticity: A Daily Practice; Claire L. Wyneken

Women Courageous is about leaders fearlessly inhabiting their full power and changing the world.

Jennifer Moss Breen is associate professor and program director of the EdD in Interdisciplinary Leadership at Creighton University, USA.Madeleine van der Steege is an award-winning female entrepreneur, co-editor and author of several publications, and adjunct professor at Webster University, Leiden.Suzanne Stigler Martin is an expert on pioneering management theorist, Mary Parker Follett. As founder of transform., a leadership development consulting firm in Birmingham, AL, USA, she works with organizations and individuals challenging the status quo.Judith L. Glick-Smith is an author, speaker, and technical communication consultant. She is the founder of MentorFactor, Inc., which helps organizations prepare for the unexpected and facilitate agility.

• Chapter 1. Introduction; Jennifer Moss BreenPart I. The Color of CourageChapter 2. An American in Uganda: Sharing Power and Living to Learn; Alisha Damron Seruyange and Suzanne Stigler MartinChapter 3. Leadership that Liberates: Cultivating Courage, Humility, and Identity; Jennifer Tilghman-HavensChapter 4. The Effects of Collective Trauma and Redefining My Relationship with Russia; Yulia Tolstikov-MastPart II. The Depths of CourageChapter 5. Dianne Bevelander: A Courageous Woman of Passion and Resilience; Diane Coetzer and Mike PageChapter 6. Leadership as Courageous Practice; Linda K. Sibanyoni, Trisha Gott, and Mary Hale TolarChapter 7. Courageous Dreams and the Power to Build a Better World; Madeleine van der Steege, Lisa Kinnear, and Karen OrtleppPart III. The Boundarylessness of CourageChapter 8. Not Enough Space for Everyone: The True Courage of NASA Astronaut Jeanette Epps; Karin L. BottoChapter 9. Battalion Chief Jodi Gabelmann's Journey to Peace and Pride; Jodi Gabelmann Battalion and Judith L. Glick-SmithChapter 10. Seven Courageous Keys to Navigate the Labyrinth; Claire Tucker-ReidPart IV. The Mandate of CourageChapter 11. Courage: A Seven Letter Word that Saved a Non-Profit; Janice CardwellChapter 12. The Courage to Roar: Leadership Without Remorse; Jenni Frumer and Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 13. Lessons in Courageous Leadership; Jill L. LindseyPart V. The Choice of CourageChapter 14. Harnessing the Courage to Survive; Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 15. A Labyrinth of Pain and Peace; Donnette NobleChapter 16. Courage to Navigate a Man’s World; Carly Speranza and Catherine EnglandPart VI. The Shaping of CourageChapter 17. Transitions and Identity; Celeste Raver Luning and Sylvie RaverChapter18. Rock to Recovery: Resiliency in Loss; Constance Scharff and Caroline HeldmanChapter 19. Choosing Authenticity: A Daily Practice; Claire L. Wyneken

Women Courageous is about leaders fearlessly inhabiting their full power and changing the world.

Jennifer Moss Breen is associate professor and program director of the EdD in Interdisciplinary Leadership at Creighton University, USA.Madeleine van der Steege is an award-winning female entrepreneur, co-editor and author of several publications, and adjunct professor at Webster University, Leiden.Suzanne Stigler Martin is an expert on pioneering management theorist, Mary Parker Follett. As founder of transform., a leadership development consulting firm in Birmingham, AL, USA, she works with organizations and individuals challenging the status quo.Judith L. Glick-Smith is an author, speaker, and technical communication consultant. She is the founder of MentorFactor, Inc., which helps organizations prepare for the unexpected and facilitate agility.

• Chapter 1. Introduction; Jennifer Moss BreenPart I. The Color of CourageChapter 2. An American in Uganda: Sharing Power and Living to Learn; Alisha Damron Seruyange and Suzanne Stigler MartinChapter 3. Leadership that Liberates: Cultivating Courage, Humility, and Identity; Jennifer Tilghman-HavensChapter 4. The Effects of Collective Trauma and Redefining My Relationship with Russia; Yulia Tolstikov-MastPart II. The Depths of CourageChapter 5. Dianne Bevelander: A Courageous Woman of Passion and Resilience; Diane Coetzer and Mike PageChapter 6. Leadership as Courageous Practice; Linda K. Sibanyoni, Trisha Gott, and Mary Hale TolarChapter 7. Courageous Dreams and the Power to Build a Better World; Madeleine van der Steege, Lisa Kinnear, and Karen OrtleppPart III. The Boundarylessness of CourageChapter 8. Not Enough Space for Everyone: The True Courage of NASA Astronaut Jeanette Epps; Karin L. BottoChapter 9. Battalion Chief Jodi Gabelmann's Journey to Peace and Pride; Jodi Gabelmann Battalion and Judith L. Glick-SmithChapter 10. Seven Courageous Keys to Navigate the Labyrinth; Claire Tucker-ReidPart IV. The Mandate of CourageChapter 11. Courage: A Seven Letter Word that Saved a Non-Profit; Janice CardwellChapter 12. The Courage to Roar: Leadership Without Remorse; Jenni Frumer and Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 13. Lessons in Courageous Leadership; Jill L. LindseyPart V. The Choice of CourageChapter 14. Harnessing the Courage to Survive; Jennifer Moss BreenChapter 15. A Labyrinth of Pain and Peace; Donnette NobleChapter 16. Courage to Navigate a Man’s World; Carly Speranza and Catherine EnglandPart VI. The Shaping of CourageChapter 17. Transitions and Identity; Celeste Raver Luning and Sylvie RaverChapter18. Rock to Recovery: Resiliency in Loss; Constance Scharff and Caroline HeldmanChapter 19. Choosing Authenticity: A Daily Practice; Claire L. Wyneken

Women Courageous is about leaders fearlessly inhabiting their full power and changing the world.