$4.4 Million in Grants Awarded Benefit North Texas Women and Girls
...behaviors, social and communication skills, and professional etiquette. Wesley-Rankin Community Center (Dallas County): [...]
...behaviors, social and communication skills, and professional etiquette. Wesley-Rankin Community Center (Dallas County): [...]
...a general election. Texas primaries are open, meaning a voter does not have to be registered as a member of a political party to participate in its [...]
...senior vice president and senior commercial loan officer, PlainsCapital Bank. The event’s keynote speaker is Radha Agrawal, [...]
...happiness and rest to combat stresses. Dallas College’s Marlonda Taylor spoke about the “Power of Your Future.” [...]
...to vote. This project can be a catalyst for women across the state to understand their rights and use [...]
...woman to serve on its editorial board. She was a columnist and editor for the newspaper for 28 years before she retired in 1984. [...]
...Texas Women’s Foundation 34th annual luncheon. Co-chaired by Janiece Evans-Page of Fossil and Virginia Rose-Harris of Texas Health Resources, [...]
...to understand their rights and use them.” Examples of the trailblazers highlighted in [...]
...own experience, I am confident that there are people like me, women, minorities, who have demonstrated that the [...]
...a link to register to vote on each campaign social media post and on the campaign’s web page. According to Dawson Thompson, [...]