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we are seeking nominations for our mothers of invention feature.

do you know a mother who has created a life in the vast territory between the ultra-traditional women’s roles of long ago and today’s ultra-idealistic standards for women’s success?  we are looking for women who value creativity and ingenuity over perfection and culturally imposed standards.

please send nominations to themsrevolution(at)gmail(dot)com. in your email, please include the nominee’s name and email address as well as a brief paragraph explaning why you find the nominee’s makeshift life to be inspiring.

chosen nominees will receive an email with an explanation of this initiative, in invitation to participate, and a brief questionnaire to complete and turn in. we reserve the right to refuse or edit submissions for length and content.

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