No Limits Live: The Video Blog of No Limits

Welcome to No Limits Live! The official video blog of the No Limits Foundation! Check here for exclusive multimedia content regarding issues we support and events we attend. As always these videos are also available on our YouTube page: www.YouTube.com/NoLimitsLive

Enjoy!

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Happy Women's Equality Day! - Video Blog 7

Today - August 26th - we celebrate Women's Equality Day, a day that commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave women full voting rights under the law and calls attention to our continuing efforts toward full equality both domestically and internationally. 90 years ago today the largest single-day expansion of democracy took place in America. After a struggle of over 70 years, the dreams of the many women and men who fought for equal voting rights came true. Today we remember those who made great sacrifices so that women across the nation can vote today.

In commemoration of this 90th Anniversary, No Limits has created a video celebrating the legacy of the suffragettes and their struggle to obtain equal rights. Join us as we explore the struggle. Allida Black and Liz Wing will take you to the Sewall-Belmont House and Museum in Washington, D.C., one of the premiere women's history sites in the country, which houses an extensive collection of suffrage banners and artifacts. Then, back at the headquarters, I will share a few words about this special day.

Enjoy the video - and Happy Women's Equality Day!

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Video Blog 6: On the Line with Barney Frank

Our most recent members-only conference call was with my brother, Congressman Barney Frank. Members sent in questions in advance, and Barney answered as many as he could (all from the Capitol cloakroom just before he went to the House floor for a vote!). It was a tremendous success, and he touched on important issues like financial reform and economic security. He did an excellent job explaining the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform bill, which is truly a historic piece of legislation.

For our sixth “Video Blog” we have edited together a series of “highlights” from the call with Barney. While the call lasted a half hour, we hope that these few minutes will act as a preview of our conference calls for those who are not yet members, as well as a way for those who were on the call to relive some of the highlights.

If you enjoy this “highlight reel” please consider becoming a member, so that you can participate in future conference calls with the policy makers themselves!

Click here to become a member today.

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Video Blog 5: No Limits Live from Denver (Pt. 3)

The finale of our exclusive digital "road trip" to Denver is now available on our video blog "No Limits Live." In this final segment you will be our guests at the first national "No Limits house party" at the home of George and Nancy Casey, two extraordinary friends of mine. George is the current interim president for American Humane, and he and his wife were the hosts of the house party.

After cocktails I had the opportunity to introduce Ann Lewis, who then spoke to the invitees about No Limits. She did a wonderful job explaining our organization and encouraging others to join our team! Please watch the final highlights from this incredible evening.

While our trip to Denver may be over, the connections that we made those two nights are far from over. And while this may be the final segment of our "Live From Denver" special, we plan on posting more video blogs on a regular basis, so please STAY TUNED!

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Video Blog 4: No Limits Live from Denver (Pt. 2)

We are pleased to present Part 2 of No Limits Live from Denver! You are invited to continue on our adventure digitally in a three-part exclusive segment on our video blog "No Limits Live".

In this segment, after leaving the Biennial Roundtable on Women as Drivers of the New Economy, you will travel through the streets of Denver, Colorado as you hear from Sonia Velazquez, Senior Vice President of Child Welfare for American Humane. After walking with the No Limits team, you will enter the VIP luncheon attended by many of the roundtable participants, including: Beth Brooke, Global Vice Chair of Public Policy and Sustainability for Ernst & Young; Carmen Lomellin, U.S. Representative to the Organization of American States; and Mayu Brizuela, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs for El Salvador.

After a wonderful introduction from Donna Good, President of the Biennial of the Americas, Ann took the stage. You will get to see some of the highlights from Ann's keynote. After Ann's keynote you will travel with Ann and me to the home of George and Nancy Casey for the first national No Limits house party. As always you will be accompanied by Allida Black, Chair of our Human Rights Task Force. The final installment of "No Limits Live from Denver" will be available soon. Enjoy!

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Video Blog 3: No Limits Live from Denver (Pt. 1)

Just got back from a fantastic trip to Denver, Colorado! No Limits attended the Biennial of the Americas: Roundtable on Women Drivers of the Economy, where I was invited to give the keynote address at a luncheon following the program.

"The 2010 Biennial of the Americas is an international event celebrating the culture, ideas and people of the Western Hemisphere, hosted by the City of Denver. Throughout the month of July, Denver [welcomes] national and international visitors for a cross-cultural experience bridging and unifying the artistic, intellectual and political progress of the hemisphere's 35 nations."

During the round-table we heard from the Mayor of Denver, John Hickenlooper, the U.S. Secretary of Labor, Hilda Solis, and many other powerful voices, including a video welcome from Secretary Clinton.

After the wonderful programs in the morning we participated in the first national No Limits house party, sponsored by the American Human Association. The house party was a tremendous success, attracting many from all over Denver.

We invite you to join us on our adventure digitally in a three-part exclusive segment on our video blog No Limits Live. I am pleased to present the first segment to you today. In this installment you will literally fly with us across the nation on our first "No Limits Road trip." You will be accompanied by Allida Black, Chair of our Human Rights Task Force, as well as Leecia Eve, our Vice President of Policy. You will see highlights from the Biennial of the Americas Roundtable, including Secretary Clinton's welcome message and Secretary Solis' remarks. The second and third segments will be available soon. Enjoy!

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Video Blog 2: No Limits Attends the 2010 National Partnership for Women & Families Luncheon

On Thursday June 24th No Limits attended the 2010 National Partnership for Women & Families Luncheon at the Washington Hilton. The National Partnership for Women & Families works to "promote fairness in the workplace, reproductive health and rights, access to quality affordable health care, and policies that help women and men meet the dual demands of work and family."

In our second installment of No Limits Live we are pleased to bring you coverage of the exciting event. In our latest edition you will hear from Ellen Malcolm, the Founder and Chair of EMILY's List, Debra Ness, the President of the National Partnership for Women & Families, Anchorwomen Eun Yang, as well as Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

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Video Blog 1: No Limits Launches Video Blog

No Limits has just launched our own video blog which we are calling "No Limits Live." We will be bringing you exciting multimedia content covering important issues and information. "No Limits Live" will bring you exclusive coverage of events we attend. We will post video blog entries on our site and on Facebook. You can view the most current video blog, as well as see past video blogs by visiting our new YouTube channel: www.YouTube.com/NoLimitsLive

We filmed our first video blog last week, and are excited about sharing it with you today! In our first video blog you will learn a little bit more about the No Limits Foundation. Also, we will discuss the nomination and confirmation hearings of Elena Kagan as well as the Strategic Arms Reduction (START) Treaty.

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