Called the Commission on Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality in the Workplace, the initiative was spearheaded by Kathleen Kennedy, president of Lucasfilm; Maria Eitel,
cochairwoman of the Nike Foundation; the powerhouse attorney Nina Shaw; and Freada Kapor Klein, the venture capitalist who helped pioneer surveys on sexual harassment decades ago.
"Designed with the convenience of parents and the health of their children in mind, no other cleanser is as gentle on the eyelids as OCuSOFT Baby,"
cochairwoman and chief executive officer Cynthia Barratt comments.
Conservative Party
cochairwoman Baroness Warsi earlier linked the rise of the UK Independence Party (Ukip) with the decline of the BNP.
Margaret Howell,
cochairwoman of the committee with Sareth Nainby- Luxmoore, said: "We were very pleased with the money raised, considering the economic climate.
Simone Christiaan,
cochairwoman of campaign group Rage, said: "We are devastated but we are not surprised.
A*Alice Rothchild is
cochairwoman of Jewish Voice for Peace in Boston.
Katherine Harris,
cochairwoman of Florida's George W.
Indeed, it is as much for politicians as it is for gays and lesbians that the cards are being distributed, says march
cochairwoman Donna Red Wing.
The Emmy Award-winning television producer of many Hallmark Hall of Fame presentations ("Miss Rose White," April 1992, had 10 Emmy Award nominations and received four; "Decoration Day," December 1990, had four nominations and received one), Rees is
cochairwoman of the National Council for Families and Television.
A founding
cochairwoman of the group, Rebecca Johnson of Britain, said that anti-nuclear campaigners recognise the challenge of persuading nuclear powers to agree to give up their weapons.
Lynn Woolsey (D., Calif.),
cochairwoman of the Progressive Caucus.
Robbin Burr, who heads American's gay marketing team and is
cochairwoman of GLEAM, says the flurry of do.