Indiana Commission for Women

The Indiana Commission for Women exists to voice women's needs, concerns, and challenges; as well as celebrate their successes and contributions to Indiana.

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[Indiana Commission for Women @INC4W]

Registration link will be posted on August 1st! Please make sure to register soon because space is limited, and tickets are required for entry.

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����WOMEN'S WORKSHOP - free opportunity to learn different skills in the trades such as repairing a hole in drywall, hanging shelves, reading a tape measure, introduction to tools, how to install a floating floor, and changing out door hardware. https://t.co/M5pZAoe6ty

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DON'T MISS THIS AMAZING CONFERENCE!😲 by A-Way-Out Ministries Inc. - that serves as a voice in the community to speak against domestic violence, and help survivors to find life.

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Join the conversation today to hear about our collaborative meeting with Michigan Women's Commission on their innovative bipartisan program to provide affordable child care for Michigan Families. https://t.co/wXGczYYkJC

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SAVE THE DATE!!
Ticket Registration opens June 1st!! We hope to see you there 😃!

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR – Nominate a Hoosier woman! Nominations close June 1st!
Visit https://t.co/uPncTuLEOu to learn more about the nomination form!

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📢CHECK OUT THESE EVENTS from Honest Living 4 Young Women Inc. Their mission is to create leaders from our adolescent females and build a village to help resource them with knowledge, assistance, and more. https://t.co/YESn6kWQDU

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Charleston, Ind. political strategist Mary Garrett Hay honed her speaking & leadership skills at the WCTU before becoming instrumental in the national fight for women’s suffrage. Learn more through the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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Communist activist and Croatian immigrant Katherine Hyndman worked to break down racial barriers in Gary before being imprisoned in 1952 under the McCarran Internal Security Act. Learn more through the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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Terre Haute sculptor Janet Scudder created works for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition and was celebrated for her sculptures of energetic, cherubic children at play. Learn more from the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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Outstanding athlete Mildred Ball worked to create sporting opportunities for Hoosier girls through her pivotal work as an assistant commissioner for the IHSAA 1977-1997. Learn more through the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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Gary union organizer Ola Kennedy worked to secure job opportunities for Black laborers and women, and successfully led labor strikes for increased wages at Hammond Valve. Learn more through the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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IPS educator and Public School 4 principal Mary Cable helped form Indianapolis’s Colored Women’s Civics Club in 1912 and the city’s first NAACP branch the following year. Learn more through the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpJIhG

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Artist Margaret Stark of Indianapolis made her mark on the New York art scene starting in the 1940s with fantastical and abstract paintings and collages. Learn more from the Indiana Historical Bureau: https://t.co/kfWZEpKg7e

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