Women’s eNews’ Philadelphia Leadership Awards Celebrate Sisterly Love in PA
New York, NY, July 16, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Today Women’s eNews, an Internet-based daily news service, announces the 14 women and one man named a Women’s eNews Philadelphia Leader 2010, proving that brotherly love is not the only thing the city has to boast about.
Women’s eNews has handpicked these leaders who work to improve police investigations of violence crimes; support pro-choice and progressive women candidates; educate women and girls and to fight for equal health access for lesbian and transgender women.
A gala dinner will be held to celebrate on Wednesday, October 20 the 15 leaders’ achievements at Bryn Mawr, one of the five remaining all-women Northeast colleges. Full biographies will be released in August, 2010.
The awards, launched in 2009, extend Women’s eNews’ tradition of honoring those who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of women and girls.
Philadelphia Leaders 2010
Wendy Beetlestone – Increasing political engagement of women in Philadelphia;
Gloria A. Casarez –Connecting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans communities to the Philadelphia Mayor’s Office;
Alice F. (Tish) Emerson –Supporting women’s equality through philanthropy;
JoAnne Fischer – Advocating for improved maternal health;
Patricia Giorgio-Upgrading Philadelphia police response to domestic violence;
Nancy G. Klavans –Creating cultural bridge among women;
Marjorie Margolies – Training of women’s to seek and gain political power;
Dr. Jane Dammen McAuliffe –educating the next generation of innovators;
Vincent A. Panvini – Encouraging union support for progressive women candidates;
Nurit Levi Shein –Providing health care to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans;
Rev. Michelle Anne Simmons – Conducting ex-prisoners to a new life;
Lorraine S. Webb—Developing diverse organizations;
Deborah Wei – Advocating for immigrant women’s safety;
Melissa Weiler Gerber—Raising funds to support women’s organizations;
M. Patricia West –Organizing to reduce the acceptance of violence against women.
More information about these Women’s eNews Leaders is available at http://www.womensenews.org/philadelphia-leaders.
If you would like to profile one of Women’s eNews’ Philadelphia Leaders or require further information please contact charlotte@womensenews.org with the honoree’s name in the subject line.
If you would like to cover the event please contact charlotte@womensenews.org with “Philadelphia Leaders Press Ticket” in the subject line.
About Women’s eNews: Women's eNews is a prize-winning nonprofit news service supported by its readers and other donors. Launched in 2000, the independent media outlet provides news coverage unavailable anywhere else of substantive issues of particular concern to women and women’s views on public policy. Rita Henley Jensen is founder and editor in chief.
For more information or to inquire about subscribing, permissions to reprint or licensing arrangements, or for interviews with Women's eNews editor in chief Rita Henley Jensen, e-mail director of marketing Charlotte Cooper at charlotte@womensenews.org
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Women’s eNews has handpicked these leaders who work to improve police investigations of violence crimes; support pro-choice and progressive women candidates; educate women and girls and to fight for equal health access for lesbian and transgender women.
A gala dinner will be held to celebrate on Wednesday, October 20 the 15 leaders’ achievements at Bryn Mawr, one of the five remaining all-women Northeast colleges. Full biographies will be released in August, 2010.
The awards, launched in 2009, extend Women’s eNews’ tradition of honoring those who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of women and girls.
Philadelphia Leaders 2010
Wendy Beetlestone – Increasing political engagement of women in Philadelphia;
Gloria A. Casarez –Connecting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans communities to the Philadelphia Mayor’s Office;
Alice F. (Tish) Emerson –Supporting women’s equality through philanthropy;
JoAnne Fischer – Advocating for improved maternal health;
Patricia Giorgio-Upgrading Philadelphia police response to domestic violence;
Nancy G. Klavans –Creating cultural bridge among women;
Marjorie Margolies – Training of women’s to seek and gain political power;
Dr. Jane Dammen McAuliffe –educating the next generation of innovators;
Vincent A. Panvini – Encouraging union support for progressive women candidates;
Nurit Levi Shein –Providing health care to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans;
Rev. Michelle Anne Simmons – Conducting ex-prisoners to a new life;
Lorraine S. Webb—Developing diverse organizations;
Deborah Wei – Advocating for immigrant women’s safety;
Melissa Weiler Gerber—Raising funds to support women’s organizations;
M. Patricia West –Organizing to reduce the acceptance of violence against women.
More information about these Women’s eNews Leaders is available at http://www.womensenews.org/philadelphia-leaders.
If you would like to profile one of Women’s eNews’ Philadelphia Leaders or require further information please contact charlotte@womensenews.org with the honoree’s name in the subject line.
If you would like to cover the event please contact charlotte@womensenews.org with “Philadelphia Leaders Press Ticket” in the subject line.
About Women’s eNews: Women's eNews is a prize-winning nonprofit news service supported by its readers and other donors. Launched in 2000, the independent media outlet provides news coverage unavailable anywhere else of substantive issues of particular concern to women and women’s views on public policy. Rita Henley Jensen is founder and editor in chief.
For more information or to inquire about subscribing, permissions to reprint or licensing arrangements, or for interviews with Women's eNews editor in chief Rita Henley Jensen, e-mail director of marketing Charlotte Cooper at charlotte@womensenews.org
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