Vision for Women in Omaha 11.6.10

Participants at the Community of Women for Change event held conversations about their “Vision for Women in Omaha.” A roundtable discussion touched on what’s working, the challenges and what can be done. A recap of those discussions follow

Vision for Women in Omaha 11.5.10

Participants at the Community of Women for Change event held conversations about their “Vision for Women in Omaha.” A roundtable discussion touched on what’s working, the challenges and what can be done. A recap of those discussions follows.

Parenting Adolescent Girls 10.14.10

Free community skill-building programs that will be offered in November are a step in the right direction toward encouraging conversations about parenting. Three one-hour programs in “The Basics of Good Parenting” series will address the topics of school and education, health and family time.

Intimate Partner Violence 9.30.10

Intimate partner violence – also known as domestic violence – was one of the Community of Women for Change roundtable topics. It’s also a topic that’s top of mind now, as October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Women in Transition 9.2.10

Participants at the Community of Women for Change roundtable discussion on women in transition talked about what's working, challenges, possibilities and solutions. Following are their thoughts. It’s now up to you, the readers, to keep this conversation going by adding your comments on these issues.

Access to Good Child Care 8.14.10

Participants at the Community of Women for Change roundtable discussion on access to good child care talked about what's working, challenges, possibilities and solutions. Read the recap of this discussion and add your thoughts on the issue.

Introduction to Conversations 8.13.10

On April 16, 2010, over 100 women came together to talk about Omaha. From all parts of the community, representing diverse ages and life experiences, we convened as a group to start a conversation.

The Conversation Begins Here... 4.15.10

On April 16, a group of Omaha women started the conversation for positive change.