About Communicating Women

The 21st century woman is like no other woman that we have ever seen in history. She’s a mother, a grandmother, a student, a grad student pursuing her MBA or Ph.D., perhaps she owns her own business while raising children and supporting her spouse or significant other, or maybe she’s single. She is a high school graduate who afterward decided to get married, have children and enter the workforce. Then after a long hiatus, decided to go to college and earn her bachelors degree while nurturing her children, maintaining a relationship, keeping a full-time job, managing a home and an ailing parent –- stressful to say
the least!

Whatever the case is, women of the new millennium certainly have their hands full.
They are no longer dependent but independent with families, relationships, careers and a
whole host of options before them.

With those heavy responsibilities, there are too many times when life’s demands become overwhelming.

Communicating Women is here to offer you Tools for Personal Growth with other women who like you are facing life’s challenges head on. Sign up for our newsletter now to receive practical guidelines for everyday use. We will give you tips that will compel you to look at life from a different perspective. Our guiding principles offer wisdom and spirituality which recommend ways of empowering and loving yourself.

Let’s face it, no one outside of your immediate circle will give you the love and respect that you deserve if you don’t already own it yourself.


About Mildred Antenor

Mildred Antenor is a commentator and journalist, who calls upon her life experiences to inspire women and young girls to confront life’s challenges. She has appeared on “The O’Reilly Factor”, Fox 5’s “Good Day Street Talk”, a public affairs program concentrating on today’s hot topics and WLIB-AM radio. Mildred is frequently asked to give opinions and new perspectives on a variety of issues by news broadcasters. You can also listen to her on WBGO 88.3 FM radio where her commentaries focus on women’s issues. Some topics that she has discussed in the past include: women and their attitudes towards hair, redefining female beauty standards, and how young girls need fathers who are emotionally present to help nurture their development.

Throughout her journalism career, Mildred has written, edited, and developed stories for publications, including The New York Times, Black Enterprise Magazine, The Village Voice and many more. She has interviewed numerous people including former news anchor Carol Martin and New Jersey governor, Christine Todd Whitman.

She also served as a co-creator and co-host on WLIB with a weekly radio call-in talk show entitled L’Ecole Sans Mur (School Without Walls). This program focused on public activists including political, economic and social issues facing immigrants in the community.

In addition, Mildred is a university professor who teaches women’s studies. She is known for her ability to connect with her students and for generating thought-provoking substantive discussions in her classroom. Her students applaud her for teaching them the skill for thinking outside of the box.

Mildred is a graduate of St. John’s University and has a master’s in liberal studies from Rutgers University. She holds memberships with New York Women in Communications and the MATRIX Awards development committee. She is a board member and mentor with the Sandra and Glenn D. Cunningham Foundation and the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Program and also speaks French and Creole. Mildred loves a good joke, shopping on Madison Avenue in New York City, stimulating conversation and reading inspirational biographies. She also has a fascinating historical background; she is a descendant of a cousin who was lost at sea on The Titanic.