Ivana Pellegrino
Italian immigrant; Small business owner
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Wed, 11/02/2005
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Work
“Work” is a value-laden term that has changed drastically over time, particularly in relation to women’s daily lives. Despite a legacy of opinions to the contrary, WWHP views women’s work as inherently valuable, whether taking place in the formal structure of paid employment or the private realm of home and family. We seek to understand each woman’s work on her own terms in her own words.
Diane Morin
A mother of three children and two step-children, she currently works at Big Y
"I’d just say to
shoot for the stars. Again, whatever it is, whatever your passion is, go for
it. And again, if you enjoy what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life."
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Wed, 04/26/2006
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Rosemary Marshall
Artist; Food Services
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Fri, 04/11/2008
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Rita Mallette
Grafton Hill neighborhood; Hairdresser; Square Dancer
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Wed, 11/02/2005
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Judith Jepson
Church Musician
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Mon, 11/27/2006
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Holly Izard
Curator and Historian, Worcester Historical Museum
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Wed, 11/22/2006
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Jean Laquidara Hill
Reporter, Worcester Telegram and Gazette
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Sun, 11/19/2006
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Lauren Farina
Program Coordinator, Dismas House
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Tue, 10/03/2006
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Gail England
Grew up in Worcester; Probation Department, Juvenile Court
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Tue, 04/18/2006
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Anne A. Dealy
Police Department Employee;Member of Senior Center and Women's Guild
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Mon, 05/05/2008
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