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Women's Informal Network (WIN) has been empowering African American women in metropolitan Detroit since 1992. WIN will host its 23rd Women's History Month Celebration honoring "The Most Influential African American Women in Metropolitan Detroit." These inspirational women are being honored for their exemplary success in their chosen professions, leadership qualities, and community involvement. The theme is "Valiant Women of the Vote: Refusing to Be Silenced", and the Keynote Speaker is Rhonda Craig, Esq., President of the League of Women Voters of Detroit.

This Virtual Event will be held, Saturday, March 27, 11:00 a.m. Ads and sponsorship

opportunities are available. For further information, please contact Bobbie Smith at 248-450-

9645/[email protected] or Hazel Rivers at (313) 218-2216/[email protected].

The 2021 Honorees are:

Alicia Renee Farris, D.Min.

Founding Partner, New Beginnings Consultant Group, LLC

Marshalle S. Montgomery Favors

Co-Founder, Detroit's Trinity International Film Festival

Dorethia R. Kelly

Founder & CEO, Work • Space • Spark and #MoneyChat

Natalie M. King, Esq.

Founder & CEO, Dunamis Clean Energy Partners, LLC

Kamilia Landrum

Executive Director, Detroit Branch NAACP

Michele L. Leno, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist

Owner & CEO, DML Psychological Services, PLLC

Rhonda Craig, Esq., President of the League of Women Voters of Detroit.

Priscilla A. Phifer

Abstract Artist

Gina C. Wilson Steward

CEO/Publisher, Telegram Newspaper

Angela D. Williams

State Administrative Manager, State of Michigan Labor & Economic Opportunity Department

Unemployment Insurance Agency

Shelia M. Wofford-Glenn, Ed.D. Founder, HerNergy, LLC

Contributions are tax-deductible and are to be made payable to Women's Informal Network, P. O. Box

32790, Detroit, MI 48232.