Come hear 79 eighth grade students from Exploris Middle School recite the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and comment on their applications or violations in specific situations around the world. Listen to Ms. Lisa Yanke, Director of Communications at Go Global NC speak on “Global Engagement through People-to-People Understanding.” When: Wednesday, December 11, 12:00PM to 1:00PM Where: North Carolina Department of Transportation Auditorium, 1 South Wilmington …
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WomenNC receives $3,000 grant from the Warner Fund Inc.
WomenNC is excited to announce the receipt of a $3,000 grant in support of our CSW Scholars Program to further our mission to eliminate injustice against women and girls. The Fund’s grant will support the work of all of the 2019-20 scholars, but it has a special interest in community re-entry programs, maternal and child health, and reproductive justice, themes represented by at least three of our scholars this year. Leticia Ross (left) of NC Central University is studying the …
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A Tribute to Beth Dehghan
A tribute to Beth Dehghan from Dan Figgins, PhD, retired from the U.S. State Department Foreign Service Office with the rank of Counselor of Embassy. He has taught in the Political Science Department of NCSU since 1998. Beth Dehghan. A name to conjure up. Her accomplishments are legion and her achievements are legendary. She has raised two daughters, one a nationally known immigration lawyer. Beth advocated for equal rights and opportunities for women in her native Iran at some danger to …
Update on the Scholars
Since joining the CSW Leadership Program, the WomenNC Scholars have met with their femtors from RTI Global Gender Center, conducted two workshops, and have finalized their research and policy proposal topics. Learn more about the research they'll be conducting this year below then read our student bios here. Bridget Pittman-Blackwell's research will study to what extent do dress code policies influence body shame, se xualization, and the learning environment of African American middle school …
Status of Women in North Carolina: Health & Wellness report released
This year’s Status of Women in North Carolina: Health & Wellness report has been released, providing us with information on the health, well-being, and reproductive rights of women in North Carolina! Good health and access to resources are essential for women’s safety, wellness, economic security, and success. This report includes data and policy recommendations as well as differences by race and ethnicity and by county. Learn more about chronic disease, physical and sexual health, access …
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Meet the scholars at our WomenNC CSW Leadership Training Program Kickoff Luncheon
Thursday, October 17th from 12:00 - 1:30 pm. WomenNC is thrilled to have such an incredible group of scholars this year. Their research and policy proposals will help create initiatives and strategies to improve the health and wellness of women across North Carolina. This luncheon will include: Greetings from First Lady Kristin Cooper Meeting our new Juanita M. Bryant CSW Scholars Mingling with new and returning Board Members and Advisors Honoring our founder, Beth …
