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Network: Council: I Vote for Women

Region: Baltimore-Towson (MD)
Learn more at iVoteforWomen.org:  As we come together to focus our tremendous voting clout with supportive women candidates and purchasing power with women-owned firms – we will breakthrough the status quo, dramatically raise our influence and incomes, put our stamp on political and world leadership and the business/employer marketplace – we will finally secure women-led progress in world leadership, human rights, fair pay and promotion, family-friendly work environments, retirement security and women-owned business growth.

This transformation will consummate women's long path to political and economic power and create a better world for all.
Leaders: Becky Wallace, USWCC Leadership

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