Out & About: Texas Women’s Foundation’s Leadership Forum and Awards
...Brenda Jackson, selection co-chair, and Wendy Bridges of Comerica Bank presented this year’s Maura Women Helping Women Awards to Soulstice [...]
...Brenda Jackson, selection co-chair, and Wendy Bridges of Comerica Bank presented this year’s Maura Women Helping Women Awards to Soulstice [...]
...emphasis on legislative advocacy, job training, scholarships, and civic participation. Voting rights and voter mobilization in Texas have long been [...]
...up, then prepare for election service via free online poll worker training offered by the State of Texas. Find out [...]
...100 (H100) Latina Giving Circle. All three combined had contributed $707,688 in grants for 69 non-profits in 2023 alone! Since [...]
...and trainings to licensed clinicians and community partners throughout Texas. She has worked for the National [...]
...the tech industry, which has 43 chapters in 32 countries. No stranger to growing brands and building amazing companies, Goscoigne has worked with [...]
...plants and 47,000 team members. As part of the executive management team she focuses on driving initiatives for competitive growth. Doi is [...]
...Jackson, the foundation’s senior vice president of grants and research, said. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, which [...]
...comfortable,” she said. Nationally, 30 percent of community college students and 15 percent of four-year college students are [...]
...Battle for the Black Ballot” by Charles L. Zelden [University Press of Kansas] “How Texas Prevented Black Women From Voting Decades [...]