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Since its founding in 1901 by social activist Mary Harriman, The Junior League has evolved into one of the oldest, largest and most effective women’s volunteer organizations in the world, encompassing 150,000 women in 291 Leagues in four countries.

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What an incredible and inspiring way to spend an e

What an incredible and inspiring way to spend an evening! ❤️

In the early 1970s, we helped start the Children's

In the early 1970s, we helped start the Children's Gallery at the Tacoma Art Museum by donating $18,000 for a two-year period and providing volunteers and board representatives.

In the fall of 1970, an in-depth education program

In the fall of 1970, an in-depth education program for League members was launched called SEARCH. The University of Puget Sound, Tacoma Community College and Pacific Lutheran University were involved from the onset with SEARCH classes that opened to the community in 1971.

Cynthia Stewart: President of the League of Women

Cynthia Stewart: President of the League of Women Voters of Tacoma-Pierce County
Cynthia Stewart is President of the League of Women Voters of Tacoma-Pierce County, has recently joined the Board of MDC, and is President of Thurston Community Media. She is also an active volunteer for the Hearing Loss Association of Washington, because of her lifelong severe hearing loss. She was awarded Citizen of the Year by South Sound Magazine in 2019.

Cynthia’s background is multi-faceted. She has worked in both private and public sector management and also has done extensive work as a facilitator/consultant in conflict resolution and organizational development. Her career path has had many unanticipated twists and turns, going from community activist to Manager of Boeing Field Airport (at the time the 28th largest in the country) with many steps along the way.

Cynthia has had a lifelong commitment to public engagement in decisions that affect them, which has been reflected in every career and volunteer choice. With the League of Women Voters, she works actively to fulfill the League’s mission of encouraging informed and active participation in government.

Cynthia’s interest in better addressing conflicts in a variety of settings led her to become trained as a mediator and she served as a labor-management consultant for a number of years in both the health care and public works fields. She has a BA degree in Sociology from the University of Guam, a MA degree in Public Administration from Seattle University and Mediation certification from the Snohomish Dispute Resolution Center.

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Women in Leadership Virtual Forum
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Meet Sharon Chambers- Gordon

Sharon Chambers-Gordon: Founder & CEO of Raising Girls
A native of Jamaica, Sharon Chambers-Gordon spent most of her formative years there. After high school, she attended Duffs Business College in Kingston, Jamaica where she earned an Associates's Degree. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University - Bloomington and a master’s degree in Communication Studies and Organizational Development from the University of Alabama.

Sharon worked for over 25 years in nonprofit organizations as a community advocate for students and parents, developing outreach and vocational programs. She organized college students to travel overseas to participate in school development projects, working with elementary and junior high students in those countries in an effort to make their lives and living conditions better. For example, while working in Washington DC she collaborated with churches and civic clubs to raise funds to build an elementary school in a poor, rural community in Jamaica. Her travels have taken her to the United States, Trinidad and Tobago, the Philippines, Great Britain, The Cayman Islands, Nairobi Kenya, Cuba, Canada, South Africa, and Jamaica. Her passion has always been education and social equity for housing and basic needs.

Sharon is the Founder & CEO of Raising Girls; a nonprofit organization that provides personal hygiene products for girls in our community. She has worked and volunteered for over 30 years in nonprofit organizations as a community advocate for students and parents, developing outreach and vocational programs. Sharon currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors with Hilltop Artists; she is a Palmer Scholars Mentor; member of the American Leadership Forum (ALF); a volunteer with Girls Scouts of Western Washington; a member of Tacoma Rotary #8 Club; a member of South Sound 100 Women; and a member of the Women’s Council of Realtors (WCR). In August 2002, Sharon relocated from the South to Tacoma, WA, and currently works with Windermere Professional Partners since 2017. Be

Women in Leadership Virtual Forum February 16, 202

Women in Leadership Virtual Forum
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Jennifer Kilmer: Director of the Washington State Historical Society
Jennifer Kilmer has served as the director of the Washington State Historical Society since 2011. In this position, she oversees the Washington State History Museum and the Society's Research Center in Tacoma, in addition to the statewide programs of the Society. Prior to this position, she served as the Executive Director of the Harbor History Museum in Gig Harbor for eight years where she oversaw fundraising and construction of a new waterfront facility.

Jennifer received her undergraduate degree from Wellesley College and a Master’s degree from the University of Oxford as a Marshall Scholar. Jennifer serves on the governing Council for the American Association of State and Local History, and as an Accreditation peer reviewer for the American Alliance of Museums. She is a mom to two teenagers who tolerate her and enjoys sewing just about anything, but costumes are her favorite.

To round out the 1960s, here's another look at how

To round out the 1960s, here's another look at how our members impacted the Tacoma-Pierce County Community during that time period.

We've held many different types of fundraisers ove

We've held many different types of fundraisers over the last 99 years. Which one has been your favorite?

Women in Leadership Virtual Forum February 16, 202

Women in Leadership Virtual Forum
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