Summary: "My biggest worry with it is people sleepwalking into really bad situations and not realizing until it's too late that a number of rights or a number of things as we know them have been stripped away from us." This week, I spoke with Lucie Goulet, founder and editor of Women in Foreign Policy (#wifp) about femininity in male-dominated spaces, the power of fashion, and working for free. Women in Foreign Policy: http://www.womeninforeignpolicy.org/ ***In the month of January, Lucie is going to be highlighting American women in foreign policy on her website, specifically women of color and LGBTQ women.*** Resources we talked about: Foreign Policy Interrupted: http://www.fpinterrupted.com/ Feminist Foreign Policy: http://www.afeministforeignpolicy.com/ Women in Diplomacy podcast: http://theforeignpolicyproject.org/women-in-diplomacy-podcast/ Listen to Lucie with past guest Ashley Milne-Tyte on The Broad Experience: http://www.thebroadexperience.com/listen/2016/12/22/episode-97-womens-work #wifp newsletter: When women work for free http://tinyletter.com/wifp/letters/when-women-work-for-free Stacy-Marie Ishmael's #awesomewomen newsletter: http://galavantmedia.us4.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=1542aabcd614d3cd89d54600b&id=4a47f5fa43 *** Support The Ladycast on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/theladycast Follow The Ladycast online: twitter.com/theladycast tinyletter.com/theladycast Theladycast.com/ *** Subscribe to #aznbooks2017: https://tinyletter.com/aznbooks2017
