Our Lives: The Fairfield County Community Foundation Fund for Women & Girls
For years, the Fairfield County Community Foundation Fund for Women & Girls has tackled the issues of inclusion and equality and diversity – hoping to give all women a seat at the table on all levels.
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Apr 10, 2022, 8:03 PM
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Updated 752 days ago
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years, the Fairfield County Community Foundation Fund for Women & Girls has
tackled the issues of inclusion and equality and diversity – hoping to give all
women a seat at the table on all levels.
Gwen
Edwards is joined by the new executive director of the fund, Lutonya
Russel-Humes.
