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The Black Women’s Task Force (BWTF)
Member Profile
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BWTF
members:
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Cares about women’s issues in
the community.
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Understand the importance of
collaboration and cooperation.
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Realize that with preparation
and opportunity all dreams are possible.
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Are mothers, daughters,
sisters and friends.
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Are business professionals,
educators, parents, artists, and retirees.
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Are a support system and
resource for each other
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Are a network of women who
take pride in being recognized for our efforts
in empowering and inspiring women to set their
own standards.
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Become a
collaborator in a women’s group with over 25 years of
community involvement. Join the Black Women's Task Force of
Tucson
PDF Membership Form
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Member Bragging Rights |
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Congratulations to Annie,
on being chosen as Citizen of the Year by Branch 2
of the National Association of Social Workers.
Annie Marie Sykes is a Project
Coordinator for the City of Tucson, Housing and
Community Development Department. She is a Rosa
Parks Award Recipient, member of Mt. Calvary Social
Justice Ministry, 2nd Vice President of the Tucson
Chapter National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People and a proud member of the Tucson
Slide Society.
Branch 2 Social Work Month Workshop and Awards
Luncheon
THE ANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEON
March 30, 2012
Noon to 1:30 pm
The Manning House |
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Community
Center Dedication
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In the spirit of
activism, the honorees that will be recognized
contributed to the Tucson community through
advocacy, education, arts and environment, public
government service, business, faith-based efforts
and health. Three Black Women's Task Force members
were recipients of the Rosa Parks Awards on February
10, 2010.
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Davenport |
Shirley Hockett |
Alison
Hughes |
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Citizen of the Year Award presented at the National
Association of Social Workers 2009.
Donna Liggins, March, 2009
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“Ms. Rosas Parks Living History Makers Awards.”
Annie Sykes; Community Activist, February 2009
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V-Day Vagina Warrior Award 2008
Sandy Davenport: for work against violence toward
women and girls
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