War, Votes for Women, and the Dallas Canteen
...training camp at Fair Park. The beginning of the war kicked off a period of especially intense activity in the suffrage movement. In Dallas as in [...]
...training camp at Fair Park. The beginning of the war kicked off a period of especially intense activity in the suffrage movement. In Dallas as in [...]
...year.” Supported by the Dallas Women’s Foundation, HERitage is dedicated to supporting the African-American community in philanthropic [...]
...2019, Roxie pivoted her business and launched LAMIK as an e-commerce beauty company. In 2020, Roxie secured a partnership with an [...]
...an era when most women didn’t or couldn’t pursue higher education. After graduating as valedictorian from the Furlow Masonic College in Georgia, Ellen [...]
...she says in a press release. “Our goal is to ensure that Texas women and girls, and their families, have the knowledge, financial competence [...]
...County: Mental health services Communities in Schools of North Texas: Support for Chin students in Lewisville Dallas Chinese [...]
6/18/2019 Dear Army of Advocates! The 86th Texas Legislature is done, there is no special session and, while not a complete win for [...]
...years. She currently serves as supervisor on the APA Training Committee. Jessica received her doctorate in clinical psychology and master’s [...]
...benefits of women leaders in business and the community, making neighborhoods, communities, cities and the state stronger and [...]
...Virginia Rose-Harris of Texas Health Resources, brought together 1,500 of our community’s most influential business and philanthropic leaders [...]