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Open Image ModalThe World Bank invites young girls to take over the round table at the second annual 'Take Our Daughters to Work Day.' (credit:Courtesy of the Ms. Foundation)
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Open Image ModalLauren Haverstock, 9, of Rockville, Md., works the phones in the office of Senator Mary Landrieu, where her mom is a military fellow. (credit:Roll Call/Getty Images )
(03 of19)
Open Image ModalCNN cameraman Jay McMichael lets his daughter Lexi, 7, peer through the lens. (credit:Roll Call/Getty Images)
(04 of19)
Open Image ModalU.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison holds her daughter, Bailey, during an event on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. (credit:Getty Images)
(05 of19)
Open Image ModalTeenage daughters of PEOPLE staff members incl. (L-R) Megan Donoghue, Jessica & Amanda Caterina, Zoe Russell, Kate Carcaterra & Cassie Jones at conference table looking over photographs as they act as guest editors during the first ever 'Take Your Daughters to Work Day.' (credit:Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
(06 of19)
Open Image ModalI took the girls backstage and showed what it's like to be a theater stage manager.
(07 of19)
Open Image ModalA PSA for "Take Our Daughters to Work Day" 2000 - the sky is the limit! (credit:Courtesy of the Ms. Foundation )
(08 of19)
Open Image ModalGirls learn what it's like to be a chef at the New York City's famous Tavern on the Green. (credit:Courtesy of the Ms. Foundation )
(09 of19)
Open Image ModalA young girl learning how to operate TV studio cameras. (credit:Courtesy of the Ms. Foundation )
(10 of19)
Open Image ModalLarry George shows his daughter Shannon, 12, how to tie up a rope on 'Titan,' a tugboat where Mr. George works. (credit:Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College/Morning Star, Wilmington, NC. )
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Open Image ModalWhen your mom works at the Nebraska Humane Society, it means spending time with puppies! Brie Engel bathes a dog with help from her mother, director of operations Kathleen Engel. (credit:Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College/World Herald, Omaha, NE)
(12 of19)
Open Image ModalDeborah Jones gets a little office help from her 8-year-old-daughter Shahawna. (credit:Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College/Morning Star, Wilmington, NC)
(13 of19)
Open Image ModalIn honor of 'Take Your Daughter to Work Day,' Jenny Potter, #12 of the United States carries her daughter, Madison, around the ice after team USA defeated Finland 4-0 to win the bronze medal in women's ice hockey on Day 10 of the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games. (credit:Getty Images )
(14 of19)
Open Image ModalToday show host Kathie Lee Gifford brings her 15-year-old daughter Cassidy Gifford to work with her at NBC. (credit:FadedYouthBlog.com)
(15 of19)
Open Image ModalKerry Graber is all smiles as his daughter, Kelsey, 10, helps answer emails at American Suzuki Motor Corp. (This photo has been modified from it's original article.) (credit:Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College/Orange County Register, Santa Ana, CA)
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Open Image ModalRoofer Tim Moran and his daughter Nora, 9, remove nails from an old roof at a Chatham, New Jersey, work site. (credit:Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College/Karen Fucito for The Daily Record, Parsippany, NJ)
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Open Image ModalWhether you work in a small or large company, you can make a difference in the future of how America works. Participate in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on Thursday, April 28th, 2011, and help them understand the opportunities they have to "Invent The Future" by creating a path for their careers and their lives.
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Open Image ModalMount Weather Police Officer James Brown fingerprints FEMA Kids during their visit to Mount Weather. (credit:FEMA Photo Library )
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Open Image ModalTravis Elsea, experiences first-hand, the gadgets and gear of disaster workers at FEMA. (credit:FEMA Photo Library)