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The Davis Enterprise covers our "Women of Persistence" recognition: The chief executive officer of the Yolo Housing Authority, Lisa Baker, has been selected as a “Woman of Persistence” by the Women’s Caucus of the League of California Cities. She was selected for her efforts to help families and at-risk individuals find housing and resources.
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The Victorville Daily Press covers our board's goal to recognize women leaders across California:
"In light of Women’s History Month, celebrated each March since 1987, President Barb Stanton has urged her League of California Cities (LOCC) Women’s Caucus to seek out seven recipients of inaugural awards that laud the accomplishments of women across the Golden State. Stanton told the Daily Press she sent a letter to her fellow Women’s Caucus members last week that detailed her desire to honor “unsung heroes” with the 2018 LOCC Women’s Caucus “Women of Persistence” Awards. Click here to view the full article. |
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The Victorville Daily Press covers our board's support of the #MeToo movement:
In a statement spearheaded by President Barb Stanton, the Women’s Caucus said it recognized the growing movement Tuesday and spoke to the urgency #MeToo has brought to the need for “policy changes that protect victims.” “The time is now for all those who have been discriminated against to be assured of a safe workplace,” Stanton said. “The Women’s Caucus stands up and proudly denounces any and all sexual harassment or discrimination based on gender. With the strength of our united voices we encourage all California officials to prioritize a safe working environment.” Click here to view the full article. |