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Walk a Mile News

Past Walk a Mile in Her Shoes news coverage:

  • Dozens walk, united against gender violence – Memphis Walk a Mile in Her Shoes 2022
  • Click here to read: 8th Memphis Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Draws 260
  • Council’s 7th annual ‘Walk a Mile” against abuse gets 24-News coverage
  • 2015 Walk A Mile awareness march gets TV coverage
  • Channel 5 (NBC) promotes the event
  • Memphis Flyer

Click here to read more about the annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes Memphis

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The musicians of Grammy-award winning band Bon Iver chose the Women’s Council as local partner in their 2 A BILLION campaign during their sold-out performance in the Orpheum on April 1, 2019.
2 A Billion is a domestic violence prevention and gender equity initiative that has reached over 10 million individuals and raised over $300,000 for nonprofits across the U.S. and Europe.
In Memphis, the band auctioned two signed merchandise packages online, shared proceeds from sales of their 2AB-specific tees and from the stage urged fans to support the Council’s work to end gender violence and empower women’s voices. In the lobby before and during the concert, Women’s Council volunteers shared Memphis Says NO MORE materials and information on local efforts to end domestic violence and rape and to help survivors.
Together we will raise our voices to end gender inequality, domestic violence, and sexual abuse toward women. Learn more about 2 A Billion here: https://2abillion.org/

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    Women of Achievement Ceremony

    http://memphiswomen.org/event/women-of-achievement-ceremony-2/
    3:00 pm-5:30 pm
    2025.03.30
    First Congregational Church
    1000 Cooper

    The courage, determination and heroism of women — no matter the barriers or circumstances – will be celebrated once again on March 30 at the 39th Women of Achievement awards. An immigrant artist, a trans woman, a barrier-breaking judge and advocates for women’s health and safety will share the stage at, Memphis’s premier celebration of National Women’s History month.

    The Women of Achievement honorees for 2025 are:
    Courage: Lauren Williams-Baptiste, organized successful neighborhood opposition to a proposed industrial sawmill
    Determination: Kayla Gore, builds housing for trans people of color
    Heritage: Joyce Blackmon, first female and African-American vice president at MLG&W
    Heroism: Gwendolyn Turner, domestic violence survivor and advocate
    Initiative: Maritza Davila-Irizarry, Puerto-Rican born acclaimed printmaker, art educator
    Steadfastness: Judge Julia Smith Gibbons, federal appeals judge and first woman appointed to a court of record in Tennessee
    Vision: Dr. Nikia Grayson, midwife and chief clinical officer at city’s first birth center

    Tickets available here.

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