AFTER 9 (!) YEARS, I’M GIVING MY WEBSITE DESIGN A FACELIFT. THERE MAY BE WONKINESS DURING THE PROCEDURE. CHEERS—MICHELLE Z.  

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the importance of being truly comfortable with who we are, and how I’ve been striving to be 100% myself.

My favorite YA read as a pre-teen was a book published in 1984 called The President’s Daughter, by Ellen Emerson White. It’s written from the point of view of the daughter of the first woman president of the United States.

So, we discovered once again this week that there are no coincidences. During the 10 years I lived in New York, I rented a floor in a brownstone next door to the writer Kurt Vonnegut and his wife, the photojournalist, Jill Krementz (who I worked for, in her home office, as a photo archivist for […]

A friend who viewed the documentary Code: Debugging the Gender Gap emailed to tip me off that, apparently, I appear in the B-roll. I finally saw the film, and yes(!) I’m there; the camera pans over me for about five seconds. See the still picture below. It was shot at a Women Who Code event […]