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The Fairfax County Commission for Women advises the Board of
Supervisors on ways to promote the full equality of women and girls
in Fairfax County. Established in 1971, the Commission has been an
active voice for women in areas such as domestic violence,
educational equality, and progress in the workplace. The Commission
is part of a national network of some 300 state and local
Commissions for Women. Commission for Women's Newsletters
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 Commission for Women cell phone recycling
results in $7,500 donation for domestic violence shelter
The Fairfax County Commission for Women's successful used cell phone collection project resulted in a $7,500 donation from the Verizon Wireless HopeLine phone recycling program for the county's domestic violence shelter, Artemis House. Featured in photo from left to right are: Jam Morante, Verizon Experience Store at Fair Oaks Mall; Faviola Donato-Galindo, George Mason University graduate student and student representative to Commission for Women; Debra Ranf, Artemis House; Belinda Brown, survivor; Terrail Littleton, Verizon Experience Store at Fair Oaks Mall; Sooki Moon, Commission for Women; Diane Hoyer, Commission for Women; and Glynda Mayo Hall, Commission for Women staff. |
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