Mothers Who Move
A muslim chef working to bring people together through food, an executive fighting for equality and an unconventional style icon in her 60s. All movers. All mothers. Here’s how each describes motherhood in just one word—and why they inspire us so much.
Mothers Who Move
A muslim chef working to bring people
together through food, an executive
fighting for equality and an
unconventional style icon in her 60s. All
movers. All mothers. Here’s how each
describes motherhood in just one
word—and why they inspire us so much.
together through food, an executive
fighting for equality and an
unconventional style icon in her 60s. All
movers. All mothers. Here’s how each
describes motherhood in just one
word—and why they inspire us so much.
AMANDA SAAB
Social Worker & Founder of
Dinner with Your Muslim Neighbor
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hope
“Every morning when I see
Hannah, I think of her future.
I'm hopeful that when she
grows up our world will be a
better place.”
Amanda Saab
Social Worker & Founder of Dinner with
Your Muslim Neighbor
Your Muslim Neighbor
Amanda created Dinner with Your Muslim
Neighbor, inviting people who have questions
about Islam to connect and learn more about
the religion. Her passion proves that food really
does bring people together.
VALEISHA BUTTERFIELD JONES
Global Head of Women and Black Community Engagement at Google & Co-Founder of WEEN
patience
“You receive lots of unconditional
love, but you have to have patience
every step of the way.” Valeisha Butterfield Jones Global Head of Women and Black Community Engagement at Google & Co-Founder of WEEN
love, but you have to have patience
every step of the way.” Valeisha Butterfield Jones Global Head of Women and Black Community Engagement at Google & Co-Founder of WEEN
Valeisha has made it her mission to bring
diversity to the male-dominated tech
industry. As the Global Head of Women
and Black Community Engagement at
Google, Valeisha is leading the charge for a more
inclusive culture.
inclusive culture.
VALEISHA BUTTERFIELD JONES
Global Head of Women and Black Community Engagement at Google & Co-Founder of WEEN
LYN SLATER
Founder of Accidental Icon
& Professor of Social Service
humbling
“When I had my own child, the
enormity of what it meant to be
responsible for a very vulnerable
human being’s life, 24 hours a day,
finally hit me.” Lyn Slater Founder of Accidental Icon & Professor at
Fordham University
enormity of what it meant to be
responsible for a very vulnerable
human being’s life, 24 hours a day,
finally hit me.” Lyn Slater Founder of Accidental Icon & Professor at
Fordham University
Lyn believes that age is not a factor and
true style lets you be yourself. When
she’s not the Accidental Icon, Lyn is a
Professor of Social Services, teaching
courses on child abuse.
