About Me
I’m Morra Aarons-Mele.
Contact by email: morra (at) womenandwork dot org
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Morra Aarons Mele is the founder of Women Online, a digital PR and marketing firm (www.wearewomenonline.com). She is an Internet marketer who has been working with women online since 1999. She helped Hillary Clinton log on for her first Internet chat, and launched Wal-Mart’s first blog. 
She has written for BlogHer.com, Huffington Post, MomsRising and Guardian.co.uk. She has covered events from the White House to the campaign trail to Harvard Law School in her role as a blogger on women, politics, and work. She has taught online political organizing at the Yale Women’s Campaign School. Morra is the author of “Women and Leadership in the Digital Age,” part of the Sage Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership.
Morra’s Internet experience spans politics and the private sector. During the 2004 Presidential Election, Morra was the Director of Internet Marketing for the Democratic National Committee. After the 2004 election she founded Edelman’s digital public affairs team where she worked with Fortune 50 clients. Morra worked in various roles at leading online companies, including iVillage.com, and at iVillage UK, where she managed public relations and marketing. Morra has degrees from Harvard’s Kennedy School and Brown University. She has two sons with her husband Nicco Mele, and lives near Boston.
SheSource.org Expert Profile here
Publications: Harvard Graduate School of Education/GoodWork Project Paper:
Bloggers: Citizen Journalists or Entrepreneurs?
Upcoming: Chapter in the new Sage Encyclopedia of Women’s Leadership, “Women and Leadership in the Digital Age.”
Columns:
- Huffington Post
- Guardian.co.uk
- BlogHer.com (Political Director and columnist)
About Me
Morra Aarons-Mele utilizes social media strategies to help employers, employees and communities connect. She also consults with leading organizations on how women can use the internet for professional and personal development. In her spare time, Morra enjoys blogging about women and politics. Read her full bio >>
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