Happy Mother's Day to an amazing woman and leader! From all the women of Women of Dignity Alliance - WODA, we wish our Executive Director, Mrs. Susana Dartey, a joyous and blessed Mother's Day! Your dedication, love, and guidance inspire us all. May your day be filled with love, appreciation, and celebration! #HappyMothersDay #WomenOfDignity #Leadership
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Such important and necessary work for white women leaders who are committed to learning anti-racism practices. Check out our workshop!
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