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    It’s National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

    • October 13, 2016
    This guest post is co-authored by MariBen Ramsey and Christine Benero. MariBen Ramsey is the Secretary of The National Domestic Violence Hotline. MariBen is a long-time member of the Junior…
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      • Projects That Inspire

      What is CSE/HT? (Hint: It involves children.)

      • October 12, 2016
      It’s a handy catchphrase for Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children/Human Trafficking, which the Junior League of Atlanta adopted as a focus area in 2013. JLA offers up these statistics to…
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        • Civic Leadership

        This Could Happen in Any City

        • October 5, 2016
        In a time when civic trauma – whether civil unrest, racially motivated violence, or hate crimes – sweeps many of our cities, Junior Leagues are facing the challenge of demonstrating…
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          • Projects That Inspire

          Do you know about Erin’s Law?

          • September 27, 2016
            Sometimes a good thing can come out of a very bad thing. That is, in many ways, the story behind Erin’s Law. The bad thing is sexual abuse of…
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            • Civic Leadership

            VOTE! But first you have to register!

            • September 13, 2016
            It’s no secret that a significant election is scheduled for November 8th. Voters may not be eligible to vote, however, unless they are registered. This is the drive behind National…
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              • Projects That Inspire

              Known for the company they keep!

              • September 6, 2016
              It’s an old timey expression, to be sure, but one that says volumes about Colgate-Palmolive and its Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures® program, which provides free dental screenings and oral…
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                • Projects That Inspire

                Quick! What’s the #1 health issue for American kids?

                • August 29, 2016
                The answer, of course, is tooth decay, according to Oral Health America (OHA), a nonprofit advocacy organization focused on preventing oral disease and promoting oral health for Americans of all ages.…
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                  • Projects That Inspire

                  From Silicon Valley, a STEM program for girls

                  • August 12, 2016
                  You may have heard the statistics on women as STEM – science, technology, engineering and math – professionals, and they are discouraging. Consider these findings by the United States Census…
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                    • Projects That Inspire

                    It’s The Junior League way: When you find a need, create the solution

                    • August 3, 2016
                    Everyone agrees that juvenile crime has wide-ranging implications for young offenders as well as their families and communities. But when members of the Junior League of Collin County saw that…
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                      • Children

                      Who Feeds Hungry Kids in Summer?

                      • July 25, 2016
                      It’s a good question. According to the USDA, more than 22 million schoolchildren are eligible for free or reduced-price meals during the year through the National School Lunch Program, but…
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