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Women currently hold leadership role in local government – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

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Los Angeles Civil Rights Executive Director Capri Maddox, top left, moderated a virtual Women in Government panel discussion March 14. Four of the city’s top female leaders shared insights into how their identities influence their leadership styles and emphasized the importance of representation for future representation.  Also pictured are, Commission on the Status of Women President Tracy Gray, top right, City Councilwoman Imelda Padilla, seco…
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Resilience Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted for Women and Girls in Los Angeles County – COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

March 20, 2025 Contact: pio@bos.lacounty.gov Britney Hernandez, Public Information Associate bhernandez@bos.lacounty.gov or 213.359.9920 Resilience Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted for Women and Girls in Los Angeles County LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles County Commission for Women is proud to announce its Resilience Scholarship Program, designed to support women and girls in Los Angeles County who have demonstrated resilience and determ

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Women currently hold leadership role in local government – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

Los Angeles Civil Rights Executive Director Capri Maddox, top left, moderated a virtual Women in Government panel discussion March 14. Four of the city’s top female leaders shared insights into how their identities influence their leadership styles and emphasized the importance of representation for future representation.  Also pictured are, Commission on the Status of Women President Tracy Gray, top right, City Councilwoman Imelda Padilla, seco…

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