• Leadership Development

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Womens Leadership Network

PROFESSIONAL NETWORK OPPORTUNITIES HOME ABOUT MEMBERSHIP EVENTS CONTACT US FORMS LINKS More Welcome to WLN Dubuque Womens Leadership Network WLN of Dubuque is comprised of leaders entrepreneurs and professionals who have a sincere commitment to their careers their families the community they live in and their own personal growth.

New Village Girls Academy

New Village Girls Academy is an all-girls public high school in Los Angeles.

WOMENS EMPOWERMENT SERIES INC

Nonprofit elevating the VoIces of women and girls thru 2 customized Programs.

3D Girls, Inc.

Educating and Empowering Young Women to be Advocates for Themselves and their Families The mission of 3D Girls, Inc.

• Employment, Job Related N.E.C.

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Empowered Women Create

ITs HERE. The place you have been waiting for.

• Education N.E.C.

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Jobs Daughters International

The official Twitter for Job's Daughters International Make all arrangements for723 convention Click here for proposed Ritual Revisions Creating confident young leaders in your community .

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

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Women in Healthcare Inc

My Account Promoting the Professional Development ofWomen in the Healthcare IndustryThrough Networking Education and Mentorship Join Now Chapter Vision Developing individuals to initiate change and influence organizational culture through mentorship networking and professional development programs.

• Human Service Organizations

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Zion Girls Leadership and Collegiate Preparatory Academy Inc

At Zion Girls Academy, our mission is to break the cycle of generational incarceration by uplifting daughters of incarcerated parents through faith-based mentoring.

• Youth Development Programs

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Partnership for Appalachian Girls Education

Provide girls high-quality learning opportunities that emphasize critical and creative thinking, place-based learning, and meaningful engagements with technology and with innovative education/supportive mentoring across critical years of adolescence, so they develop the aspirations and high-level skills they need to create new college pathways.