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PCSW Executive Director Teresa
Younger Named One of 2008's
In this sixth year of
the competition, the Hartford Business Journal has selected eight women
who have broken barriers in the world of finance, run companies that
specialize in technology products, radically expanded the concept of
ethical business practices and promoted the interests of women and
children. They underscore the breadth of talent in the Hartford region.
Read more.
At 35: State's Permanent
Commission on the Status of Women HARTFORD—There’s a reason for the word “permanent” in
the state’s Permanent Commission on the Status of Women. For all the
progress of the past generation, from curbing sexual harassment in the
workplace to recruiting female firefighters and police officers, the
fight for true gender equity continues. The commission presses forward
in boardrooms, classrooms and public hearing rooms across the state,
undeterred, 35 years after its creation. “As we like to say, we’re
visible, viable and vocal,” says Teresa Younger of Shelton, the
commission’s executive director. “The reality is, we go out to women and
hear their stories. We represent all different kinds of women, with a
variety of political stands and a variety of needs.”
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Upcoming Meetings and Events Save These Dates
Making Women Visible Reception Invitation
Women in the Trades Exchange
Young Women's Leadership
Program Steering Committee Meeting
PCSW 35th Anniversary Dinner
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About Us The Permanent Commission on the Status of Women (PCSW) was established by the State Legislature in 1973. Seventeen appointed volunteer Commissioners join a staff and volunteers to work to eliminate sex discrimination in Connecticut. They are to inform leaders about the nature and scope of discrimination, to serve as a liaison between government and private interest groups concerned with services for women, to promote consideration of women for governmental positions, and to work with state agencies to access programs and practices as they affect women. ___________________________________________________________ |
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