In honor of Black History Month, this February, Women’s Resource Center will celebrate the success and impact African Americans have made on our nation’s history. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and recognize some of the most influential African American women known to date. Harriet Tubman (1822 - March 20, 1913) Born
The Women’s Resource Center is dedicated to engage, enrich and empower women of all generations. One way we empower women is through our Wonder Woman recognition, where we honor female leaders within our local community who have made outstanding contributions in volunteer and/or professional activities in the areas of Business, Community, Leadership, Education, Healthcare,
The Women’s Resource Center strives to provide programs for women of all generations, going through different aspects of life. Enhancing overall happiness and mental health begins with determination and dedication to managing your time and bringing the people and activities that have personal meaning to you into your life on a regular basis. Our
January is National Mentoring Month, which is so important to us at WRC. Mentoring is more than just coaching people in need. It’s about guidance through your high and low points, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, figuring out what works and what doesn’t, staying positive and as stress-free as possible. Even the strongest of leaders
The last in our series of 2015 Wonder Women is perhaps the most significant for our 25th Anniversary. Jan Entwistle hosted the meeting in her living room to talk about the idea of a Women’s Resource Center. She was joined by members of ALTRUSA, AAUW, and the Jr. League. They decided that YES! We
