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Parents' Panel: Working Mom Guilt

PowerToFly hosted our first-ever virtual Parents’ Panel on October 29th! In this panel, we’re broke down the stigma that comes with being a “working parent” and addressed the guilt that so many of us feel during both situations - at work wishing you were home, and at home thinking about work. Our panel of experts…

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About this event

PowerToFly hosted our first-ever virtual Parents’ Panel on October 29th! In this panel, we’re broke down the stigma that comes with being a “working parent” and addressed the guilt that so many of us feel during both situations - at work wishing you were home, and at home thinking about work.

Our panel of experts included:

Meet the Panelists:

Deena Campbell is the Experts and Lifestyle Editor at Motherly. Her work has been published in Allure, The New York Times, PopSugar, Essence and a host of others. She currently resides in New Jersey where she lives with her husband and two young children.

Debi Yadegari is the Founder and CEO of MommaWork, a management consulting firm that strategically partners with companies to provide invaluable working parent support. MommaWork offers Corporate Lactation Support Services, New Parent Transition Coaching, Hospital Grade Breast Pump Rentals, Manager Sensitivity Training, and Legal and HR Compliance. Once a Wall Street lawyer, she is now a trusted authority on matters relating to lactation accommodation law and working parenthood. She is a certified lactation counselor, parenting expert, and mother of five. Using statistical analyses, and speaking from a place of true passion, Debi demonstrates how providing the support working parents need can be win-win for the employer and employee.

Christine Rushing is a 33-year-old native of Savannah, Ga. She is a birth doula, childbirth educator, Certified Lactation Counselor, 2019 Facebook Community Leadership Fellow, and founder of Milky Mommas, a 501c3 nonprofit with a private support community with over 102k members. Christine works from home and also homeschools her 3 children: Lucy (8), August (5), and Indie (2).

About the company

PowerToFly.com

PowerToFly was founded to fast-track economic equity by upskilling and connecting underrepresented talent to roles in highly visible sectors.

We achieve our mission daily through connecting diverse talent to free live virtual events with decision makers from companies, whether they're looking to change their career or they’re happy in their current role. We also feature upskilling content and host summits with industry leaders creating diverse, inclusive and equitable workplaces.

We are women-led, intersectional and focus on empowering underrepresented talent across all races, ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, abilities, veteran statuses and gender identities. We welcome allies.

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About PowerToFly

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PowerToFly connects professionals with hiring and upskilling opportunities across every industry, through events like this one, an active community, and direct matches.

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Everyone's welcome, and we'll help you take part.

All registered attendees are welcome, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, pregnancy, disability, or age. If you need any assistance to fully take part, tell us what would help. Email hi@powertofly.com and we'll make it work.