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Nadine Hansen is notable for the creation of Mormonsfor8.com. The articles show that Ms. Hansen played a key mechanistic role in the identification of the Mormon donor sub-population, and therefore, played an important role in the resulting debates around that whole topic. The fact that Ms. Hansen is also a notable writer and advocate having written the article included below as well as "Mormon Women and Priesthood" in Dialogue, Vol. 34 No. 1-2 / Spring-Summer 2001 and giving talks at various symposiums and events. Type in "Women Nadine Hansen" into google to take a look. HunSwim (talk) 21:50, 27 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
