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6:00 pm Legal Clinic
Legal Clinic
Mar 26 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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6:00 pm Support Group
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Apr 2 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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THIRD ANNUAL WOMEN’S MARCH

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 11AM-4PM

Calling all who care about women’s rights, human rights, and democratic government.

Third Annual Women’s March will take place Saturday, January 19th. Meeting place to start the March at 11:00am to 4pm -- 72nd Street and Central Park West. (Disability entrance on 64th Street and Broadway.)

For further information for friends and members of CWNY and meet up places –
call 718-793-0672 or
email: centerwny@yahoo.com or visit our
website: cwny.org ... See more

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GENERAL MEETING

Queens Borough Hall, Room 213
TUESDAY, January 8, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.

We start the New Year with our concern for women's needs. This year, we focus on women's health, we focus on nutrition, exercise, general health practices, mental health, and drug dependency. While the Opioid Crisis is an issue which has powerful implications for all, we are focusing our attention on women.

Our workshop will be led by Polina Yakushchenko RN, EMT
. Hartford Hospital Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse - present
. Hartford Hospital Emergency Department Registered Nurse - past
. Ambulance Service of Manchester EMT - present

Ms. Yakushchenko is experienced in dealing with patients who are undergoing dangerous levels of drug overdoses.

Topic:
The Opioid Crisis and the impact on women
Why women are at greater risk
How current treatment options fail to meet the needs of women
Suggestions on how to improve treatment options

There will be an opportunity for questions and comments.

Refreshments will be served!
Free parking will be available at Union Turnpike parking lot after 6:00 p.m. ... See more

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Tuesday, November 27, 2018
7:30 p.m.
Queensboro Hall - Room 213

Meet the CWNY Members from our "Take Action" Initiative talk about their experiences during their actual volunteer actions of non-partisan door-to-door, direct face-to-face discussions with voters on the issues.

SPEAKERS: RANDI MALMAN
CECILIA VENOSTA
JEREMY WYGUL

Also invited: Moira McDermott, Director of "21 in 21", the organization committed to having 21 women in the NYC Council in 2021.

Come and learn how you or someone you know can learn how to join the large number of women who are making history!

Refreshments will be served!

Bring this notice with you for free parking in Queensboro Hall Parking lot
(Union Turnpike entrance)

Our Thanksgiving Story -

Thank you to the voters who came out in record numbers and exercised their rights to participate in our precious right to protect our Democracy.

Thank you to the voters who voted for candidates who pledged to support the Women's Agenda! The result: twice the number of women elected to the U.S. Congress and a huge majority of men and women elected to the New York State Senate and Assembly also pledged to support issues vital to the Women's Agenda.

How do we move forward and make sure these pledges are kept? ... See more

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