SC Women In Leadership

SCWomenLead

8 hours ago

Encouraging news from League of Women Voters of South Carolina indicates an opportunity to reduce polarization and improve fair voting in the State House of Representatives. Learn more: bit.ly/3umKp0h

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SCWomenLead

11 hours ago

Black women now hold 22 of 39 cabinet positions in Prince George’s County, MD, as well as influential positions outside the executive branch like state’s attorney and chief judge. The County Administrator, Angela D. Alsobrooks (the first woman to hold the position), who hired them, says she made the choice not because they were women or because they were Black, but because they were the best. Their collective power stands out in the United States, where Black women remain severely underrepresented at the top levels of government. Read this article and watch a video about this fleet of Black women leading just a few miles from the White House in this week’s edition of WIL Weekly: bit.ly/2R1sGxd

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📷: Amber Ferguson | The Washington Post

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SCWomenLead

3 days ago

Happy Central Carolina Community Foundation #MidlandsGives Day! It’s one of our favorite days of the year—we love seeing our community rally together around the local nonprofits, including our own, in an 18-hour online giving challenge. This year, we have a matching donation of $2,500 meaning that the first $2,500 donated to SCWIL goes 2x as far!
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