Celebrate Women's History Month

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Hi William,   In honor of Women’s History Month, we celebrate the contributions women have made to a #JustEconomy. They are trailblazers in workforce development, education, fair housing, finance, healthcare, and so much more. Yet, women still face gender disparities, from the longstanding gender pay gap to the heightened economic impacts on women, particularly those of color and low- and moderate-income.

Economic justice for all Americans is tied to the success of all women. Join us for NCRC’s Just Economy Conference in Washington, DC, March 29-30, as we discuss the impact of these disparities and seek solutions to champion change and uplift women of all backgrounds, races, sexualities, religions, geographies, and more.

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Don’t miss out on this event!    We can’t wait to see you, Team NCRC

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Baltimore Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement

Women's History Month

Throughout the month of March, The Baltimore Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) is excited to celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of women-identifying Baltimoreans. MONSE remains committed to telling #HerStory, supporting women (womyn) and bridging gender-disparities through our work to build a better, safer Baltimore.  

Stay tuned throughout the month across our social media platforms to learn more from our #VictimServices team about the work underway to prevent Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and address human trafficking across Baltimore. We'll continue to share useful resources, opportunities for engagement, and information so that you can get involved in co-producing public safety. 

It's also National Reading Month, so keep an eye out for MONSE Executive Director Shantay Jackson and other members of our team as we share the power of the written word with Baltimore's young people throughout the month. 

Follow us on Social ***** Source: Baltimore Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, March MONSE Mail, March 3, 2023.