In 1998, alongside my sister Mary Lou Richardson and our mother Corinne Boland Richardson, I had the privilege of co-creating Water on Stone: Women's Ways to Global Change. Our purpose was to empower women to harness their innate abilities and make a positive impact on the world, aligning their actions with their core values.

Throughout our journey, we engaged in enlightening conversations with writers, artists, and musicians. We delved into topics such as women's rights, human rights, the importance of nourishing food and clean water, and the pursuit of peace. We also explored the significance of self-love, the eradication of domestic violence, the value of tolerance, the complexities of aging and dying, and the power of celebration, love, kindness, and restorative justice.

Our aim was to create a space where these essential subjects could be discussed, cherished, and acted upon.