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Women's Leadership Network Speaker Series Presents
Womens' Self Care
A discussion of women’s history and health through professional experience
Thursday, March 9, 2023
5:30pm-7:30pm
Check-in begins at 5:30pm
Panelist discussion and Q&A at 6:00pm
Light refreshments provided
24:1 Cinema – 6755 Page Ave, Pagedale, MO 63133
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Beyond Housing’s Women’s Leadership Network presents our inaugural Speaker Series event. We invite you to join the conversation as a group of health expert panelists discuss women’s history and health as it relates to their own experiences. Our hope is to share the mission of Beyond Housing in the 24:1 Community and raise awareness around varying facets of women’s heath to include mental health and its impact on well-being.
Panelists and Moderator
Event co-hosted by Betsy Cuneo and Jacqueline Buck-Horton
Your ticket allows the Women’s Leadership Network to bring programs like the Speaker Series into the 24:1 Community. We appreciate your support of Beyond Housing and our mission of strengthening families and transforming communities to create a stronger, more equitable and prosperous St. Louis – Once and for All!
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