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Time: April 23, 2020 from 2pm to 3:30pm
Location: Online "April 23, at 2 pm CDT"
Event Type: virtual, panel, april 23, at 2 pm cdt
Organized By: Holistic with A Better Chicago and the Chicago Foundation for Women
Latest Activity: Apr 17, 2020
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Stronger Girls, Stronger Women, Stronger Community: How to Support Girls in Chicago
Join us on Thursday, April 23, at 2 pm for a Virtual Panel hosted by Holistic. These days the experiences facing women, especially young women and girls, are more intense than ever. Two Chicago-based organizations are at the forefront of building a better future on behalf of girls in our community. This panel will dive deeper into some of the challenges that females face and what we as organizations are doing to address those challenges. Learn with us and explore how to support our ongoing efforts of guiding young girls in their life, career, and beyond. The virtual panel event will feature Felicia D., President and CEO of the Chicago Foundation for Women and Elizabeth Swanson, CEO of A Better Chicago, moderated by Tom Alexander, co-founder and CEO of Holistic. Register Here: https://bit.ly/2VlU8UF
https://www.holisticindex.com/virtual-panel-strong-women-strong-community
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