FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Salima Nicole Pace
Today, I am the Secretary-Treasurer for District 1199C National Union of Hospital and Healthcare Employees but I started in healthcare at th…
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FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Patricia A. King
Patricia A. King is a native Philadelphian. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications with a minor in Chemistry from the Uni…
FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Natalie Catin-St Louis
Natalie Catin-St. Louis is currently the principal for Nebinger Elementary School. Under Natalie’s leadership, the school achieved major imp…
FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Dottie Wilkie
Dorothy Wilkie began to study African dance as a child in 1955, first as an art form and later as an aspect of her spiritual practice as an …
FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Denise James
Denise James is an experienced journalist, multimedia content creator and teacher. She began her journalism career in Detroit, at the nation…
FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Cynthia London
Twenty-three years ago Cynthia London’s life changed forever. On March 25, 1997, her 22-year-old son, Sipho Thembla was the victim to gunfir…
FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Chioma Ugochukwu
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FunTimes Women of Influence 2020 | Cherelle L. Parker
Cherelle L. Parker was born to a single teenaged mother and raised by her grandparents, James & Dorothy Parker. As a proud product of the School District of Philadelphia (SDP), she attended Rowen Elementary, Austin Meehan Middle, and Parkway Program High School(s).
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