Women do not have equal opportunity to financial success due to workplace discrimination. In fact, Native women lose out on $1,035,360 over the course of...[Read More]
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Growing up in the United States I not only identified as a Latina, but more so as Mexican-American. I was a young girl growing up...[Read More]
Growing up in a Mexican household, we all knew what our roles were. I was a first generation college student and had all of the opportunities in...[Read More]
On October 31, Women AdvaNCe will be hosting seven Halloween Safe Voting Sites.
Join us on the last day of early voting to cast your vote safely and keep your children entertained.
We will have folks on site that are trained in de-escalation tactics and will be also providing PPE and sanitizer. In addition we will have Halloween activities and treats for children.
We will be operating our sites from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm on Saturday, October 31st at the following locations:
- 413 Blaine Street Pembroke NC
- 945 N Main Street Lexington NC
- 801 N Pine Street Lumberton NC
- 3309 Burlington Road Greensboro NC
- 1935 Jake Alexander Blvd Salisbury NC
- 622 Corregidor Street Mebane NC
- 2219 Senior Drive Charlotte NC
Labor Issues
“Hot Mess,” and “Train Wreck,” all words used by our writer’s collective to describe last Tuesday’s presidential debate. Did it feel like Kamala Harris spoke...[Read More]
Women do not have equal opportunity to financial success due to workplace discrimination. In fact, Native women lose out on $1,035,360 over the course of...[Read More]
In the United States, there are approximately 98,000 public safety communicators. Also identified as first responders, they’re the people on the receiving end of 911...[Read More]
Latinx Heritage Month
I am a Native (Lumbee/Tuscarora) talking-woman from Robeson County, NC. I have traveled across the state, country, and parts of Europe. When dining while traveling,...[Read More]
Hispanic Heritage Month creates opportunities for Hispanics to share and explore parts of their roots and cultures. Younger first-generation and second-generation immigrants are raised with...[Read More]
Growing up in the United States I not only identified as a Latina, but more so as Mexican-American. I was a young girl growing up...[Read More]