THE EQUALITY STANDARD

This is the newsletter on women's issues, local and global,
published by Fifty/Fifty Leadership, a non-profit organization promoting women's equal leadership.

Edited by Pauline Field

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OCTOBER 2007

What will you be doing when you are 90?
Read about Sylvia Levin below "In The News"

See Story Below

In this issue:

1.	Spotlight on volunteer Maia Mosse
2.	In The News
3.	Women in Business
4.	Health News
5.	Letters to the Editor
6.	Events
7.	Wish List
8.	Membership - Subscriptions - Tell a Friend
9.	Final Words - Send us your favorite quotes

SPOTLIGHT ON OUR VOLUNTEER, MAIA

Maia is a new Volunteer with Fifty-Fifty Leadership:

My name is Maia and I am honored to embark on this journey with the women of Fifty-Fifty, women committed to make a significant contribution to social justice for all women. I am embarking on my most challenging year of High School and intend to offer all that I can to Fifty-Fifty.

I am a soon-to-be 17-year-old, a bilingual/bicultural Latina who is passionate about learning and loving. I have grown up passionate about social justice, family, friendship, a strong spiritual life and the idea that life is a creative venture. I have a strong affection for travel, exploring different cultures, writing/journalism, literature, languages, science, math, art, music, dance, singing, the environment and running.

I am a straight-A student, run on a varsity cross-country team and am thinking of going into Journalism, Pediatrics and/or Orthodontia. I have worked with Union Station Foundation, City of Hope , interning with a Pasadena Pediatric Practice, and working for CCN, Crown City News, a local cable television station, calling in for stories, editing the "B" roll, and writing script for the newscaster. I look forward to making a difference and working under the wings of such strong, committed, as well as openhearted women as Pauline and Ellen!

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ABOUT Fifty/Fifty LEADERSHIP

Our Vision

That 50% of leaders are women

Our Mission

To transform the culture within which we live to one that naturally includes women on an equal basis in the selection of leaders

How are we doing this?
•	We are a community of communities.
•	We are growing leaders with Leadership Circles.
•	We are supporting the making of the documentary, Beauty Bites Beast that speaks to the need for us to learn that we can to defend ourselves, and we need to learn how.

•	We are part of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce supporting Women in Business.
•	We help promote the work of Crime Survivors to help victims of crime.

•	What community are you involved with?
•	How can we work together?
•	How can we support the work of your organization?
•	What synergies are there?

Let us know — send us an e-mail, or give us a call at: 818.243.2322

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IN THE NEWS

One-woman democracy machine

Six days a week, Sylvia Levin travels around the city signing up new voters. "All parties are welcome," she says.

On September 14th, Sylvia was honored by the Los Angeles City Council for her dedication to the election process. Bob Pool reported in the Los Angeles Times that Sylvia Levin spent her birthday in Malibu where she set up her card table and chairs outside the First Bank branch there and spent two hours asking passersby at the Malibu Colony Plaza shopping center if they're registered to vote.

Every Friday is Malibu day for Levin. Saturdays are Venice days. Sundays are spent at the farmer's market in Westwood Village . Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, she's outside the post office at Westwood's Federal Building . Six days a week for 34 years Levin has walked or traveled by bus around Los Angeles to sign up people to vote. So far she's registered more than 46,700. She knows: she's kept track.

"I want to see everyone who is an American citizen be able to vote," she explained Thursday afternoon from behind her battered card table outside Westwood's post office. "Voting gives you the right to voice what's in your heart on paper -- on the ballot," she said. "People who are registering for the first time in their lives leave this table just flying. They know they've taken a big step."

"She's an example of a person who has done more to make democracy work than anybody I know," said the Westside councilman Bill Rosendahl, who wrote the resolution to be presented this morning. That Levin takes public transportation to her sign-up sites also impresses Rosendahl. "It tells you that our society must change its attitude toward senior citizens," he said Thursday.

"If she cares enough at age 90 that everyone who is eligible is registered, shouldn't we all care?" asked Bob Weiner, a veteran Washington political organizer whose work has included a stint as chief of staff of the House Aging Committee.

Although she once registered 60 new voters one day in 1996, now she averages about four sign-ups a day. She won't say whether she's registered more Republicans or Democrats. "All parties are welcome. Everyone is important," she said.

"Are you registered?"

Clinton Global Initiative

Former President Bill Clinton is joined by Chris Rock, Shakira, Bono and Wyclef Jean

The Clinton Global Initiative is a non-partisan catalyst for action, bringing together a community of global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the world's most pressing challenges.

Ellen Snortland, Co-Chair of Fifty-Fifty Leadership and a reporter for the Pasadena Weekly and Ms. Magazine, says she was "surrounded by people who are committed to a world that works for everyone and are serious about it. They all know the 8 Millennium Development Goals and use them as a road map. There are 52 current and former heads of state as well as many CEOs of NGOs and private sector corporations too" attending the conference.
"Climate change not only applies to the weather. There's got to be a cultural climate change which is important and yet sometimes invisible" says Snortland. We need to be "a part of the invisible climate change. It's very difficult and highly vital to stand for non-visible things like: possibility, vision and peace".

Women Board Directors (WBD) Align With Strong Performance at Fortune 500 Companies

Catalyst Inc., an organization that monitors women in business, released the results of a study today that shows that financial measures excel where women serve on the Board.

Companies with women on the Board outperform those that do not by 53% (ROI) and by 66% return on invested capital. Read more at www.catalystwomen.org .

CNN reports that 9% of the Standard & Poors 500 companies have no women on their boards - that's 45 companies including Apple and NewsCorp. Women make up only 1 of 6 board seats at the top companies.

And for companies that are the leaders in recruiting, hiring, promoting, and retaining talented women at all levels, companies that demonstrate a strong commitment - as part of company leadership and strategic policy - to moving more women into the most coveted positions, PINK magazine points to:

American Express Co.
Heller Ehrman LLP
Kelly Services
Aflac Inc.
FedEx Services
Grant Thornton LLP
Turner Broadcasting System Inc.
Wachovia Corp.

Salons to look for evidence of domestic violence

Excerpted from an article by ALEX DOBUZINSKIS, LA Daily News

A small patch of hair missing or a bruise on the cheek - those telltale signs of potential abuse on a woman could quickly catch the eye of a beautician. With that in mind, officials are reaching out to salons to hook them up with an anti-domestic abuse program.

Glendale officials say they took the first steps to bring the program to California , and Los Angeles County officials announced Thursday that they have joined the effort.

"Because it's a social environment and you build up a relationship with your beauty operator - with your hairdresser - and a friendship really, you'll share with them things that you might not share with other people," said Lana Haddad, who works for the Glendale Commission on the Status of Women.

Officials hope that trust between salon workers and their clients could bridge the gap for some women between silently suffering abuse and getting help. The "Cut it Out" campaign, which is already in most states, is sponsored by the National Cosmetology Association and Southern Living at Home. The organizations send salons posters and pocket-size booklets with phone numbers and advice on how victims can get help. The booklets go in the salons' restrooms. Salon owners and workers can go online to www.cutitout.org to get tips on how to identify the signs of domestic abuse.

"This program is a really creative way to reach a huge number of women in your community in a very subtle, discreet way," Karla Kerlin, Chair of the Glendale Women's Commission said.

Glendale officials in the coming days plan to mail out material to salons in the city to recruit them to the program. County Supervisor Gloria Molina said the county will soon do its own recruiting of salons. "We're hoping to spread the word to professionals in hair salons everywhere about warning signs their clients may exhibit indicating that they might be domestic violence victims," Molina said.

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WOMEN IN BUSINESS

Pauline Field, Carolyn Howard-Johnson, and Lynn White Shelby

On Friday, September 29 th , local state legislators gave their annual awards to Women in Business in a number of categories. There were 27 awards and Fifty-Fifty Leadership's Ellen Snortland was honored in the Empowerment division, just as Co-Chair Pauline Field was in 2004. Click here to read more: 2007 Women In Business Awards

Pauline Field, Carolyn Howard-Johnson, and Lynn White Shelby celebrate Carolyn's American Business Women's Association award for Outstanding Woman at the Embassy Suites in Sept. 2007.

How do you learn to be a poised reporter and interviewer in front of the camera and know what it takes to produce a show? Just ask Tami Devine of Crown City News. She will tell you that being a reporter for a network affiliate in a small market in Kentucky gives you great experience because you have to be a one-woman-band. Tami and her husband currently produce Crown City News, a local news show for the Pasadena , California area which plays on cable channel 56 on Monday evenings at 6:00 p.m. (PST) and streams at their website, www.crowncitynews.com .

Fifty-Fifty Leadership Co-Chair, Pauline Field was quoted in Business Week Online, talking about what to do with "sluggish" prospects. Click to read the article: Business Week Article .

Okay, he's not a woman, but Darrell Dansby is not only a big supporter of women's rights ("I grew up with 3 sisters and learned to admire them"), but he has a business helping women, and men, grow their businesses. See his website at www.TheGrowthCoachAndYou.com and email him at Darrell@thegrowthcoachandyou.com .

Do you want to be part of a growing company making cute children's clothes that fly out the door? If you have experience growing companies, and are ready to partner with two successful women, email Pauline Field at pfield@fieldworks.net or call 818.243.4864

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HEALTH NEWS

As reported in Women's E-News: The national disparities in women's deaths between the United States and countries such as Canada , France and Germany are horrendous.

In the United States there are 77 female deaths from heart disease per 100,000 women, according to current World Health Organization data. In Germany that first key number is 68; in Canada 54; in France 21. For pulmonary disease the U.S. performance is even worse. The rate per 100,000 in the United States is 33; in Canada 13. In France and Germany it's 7.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Pauline,

I have read your newsletter twice and forwarded it to several of my friends. It is a great focused view of the world of women. So much of what defines our awareness (especially in TV/Movies) is the man's perspective. I thrive on the woman(feminine)-centered focus, not to exclude men but as a perspective.

Anne Absey, Founder of Animazonia Wildlife Foundation www.animazonia.lle.org

*** Coming Soon - Watch for our Blog at EqualityStandard.blogspot.com where there will be more news, more comments, more events, book reviews and links to many sites of interest.***

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EVENTS

Wednesday, October 3 - Thursday, October 4th
National Center for Women in Policing 2007 Leadership Summit

The Leadership Gap for Women in Law Enforcement: Where Are The Women and What Can We Do About It?

Sponsored by the Feminist Majority Foundation
Looking for innovative ways to recruit, retain and promote women in law enforcement. Topics will address best practices and will produce a report to publicize the importance of having a gender balanced police department.

All criminal justice practitioners and law enforcement personnel are encouraged to attend.

369 W Vine St . Lexington KY 40507

To register call 703-522-2214

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October 4th - 7th
World Conference on Japanese Military Sexual Slavery

Honoring the bravery and suffering of the survivors

University of California , Los Angeles ("UCLA") campus

Thanks to HongJwa Lee for telling us about this conference

The World Conference is the first global gathering of scholars, non-governmental organizations, human rights activists, attorneys, artists, and most importantly, survivors, to coalesce around a unified plan of action for obtaining the recognition and justice due to aging survivors of Japan 's Military Sexual Slavery brutally imposed during World War II (euphemistically known as "comfort women"). Japan 's "comfort women" system was the largest sexual trafficking of women known to modern history, for which Japan has steadfastly refused to apologize, despite pressure from the United States and abroad.

Through this multi-disciplinarian and multi-media conference, we intend to 'right' history's wrongs about the human rights abuses committed against comfort women and solidify the international coalition calling for reparations to victims and their bereaved families. Especially in light of the recent passage of House Resolution 121 (the Japanese Apology Bill), the Conference will build on existing pressure for the Japanese government to admit to the crimes committed, give accurate information in textbooks, provide an official apology through a resolution of the "Japanese Diet", and pay full and fair restitution. The conference will also address contemporary issues in gender-based and sexual violence in wartime, trafficking, and modern-day sexual slavery.

The Conference Is Open to the Public and Free of Charge for Days 1, 2 and 4! Please join us in making history.

For a complete agenda, location and other information visit www.jmss.info

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Wednesday, October 10th - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
UCLA and StepUp Women's Network presents

Women in Entrepreneurship Panel

Thanks to Fifty-Fifty Leadership member Kobey Horn for letting us know of this event

This is Step Up's inaugural Women in Entrepreneurship Panel. Learn from leading entrepreneurs in business consulting, real estate development, retail fashion, and restauranteering who will speak candidly about their successes and challenges in starting their own businesses. Questions: Please contact Alexa Brandt, Senior Program Manager, at 213.382.8013 or alexa@suwn.org

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Wednesday, October 10 th - 7:00 p.m.
Screening of Innocence Lost

National Council of Jewish Women, will host a repeat FREE screening of the powerful docudrama based on true stories of victims of the $9 billion dollar a year sex trade industry CARGO: Innocence Lost , by award winning film producer, director, and actor Michael Cory Davis.

Immediately following the FREE screening, there will be a panel discussion on Human Trafficking.

Location: NCJW/LA 543 North Fairfax Avenue , Los Angeles 90036 (One Block South of Melrose - SW Corner of Clinton & Fairfax). Parking : Fairfax High School Lot (Not validated)

Reservations required. Seating is Limited (323) 852-8503 or e-mail ruth@ncjwla.org

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Thursday, October 11 / Tuesday, October 23- 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Making Sense of Men

October 11 th : Sheraton Pasadena , 303 East Cordova St. , Pasadena . Parking: $7 Self Parking

October 23: Doubletree Guest Suites Santa Monica , 1707 Fourth St. Santa Monica . Parking: $12 for Self-parking and $16 for Valet

Making Sense of Men delivers tons of useful information that helps end the confusion for both single and married women. You will learn:

1) How to tell when a man is really attracted to you... what he actually says and does.

2) The 2 types of attraction men experience - the one that makes him cherish and adore you... and the one that will have him thinking only of how to get you into bed!

3) Which qualities are the most attractive to men... and why they are essential to satisfying long-term relationships.

4) What causes the "downward spiral" in relationships... and how to have the "upward spiral" instead.

At the end of the evening, there will be an opportunity to register into the Celebrating Men, Satisfying Women weekend workshop. A bonus will be offered to all those who register while they are at Making Sense of Men.

To make reservations for this FREE event, call 800-418-9924, ext. 2, or go to www.understandmen.com/reserve.html

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October 12-14
Pasadena Art Weekend

Thanks to Dr. Gerda Govine for letting us know about this event. COFAC, her International Arts and Culture non-profit, The Border Council of Arts and Projects will be participating in three events over the weekend

6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Friday evening October 12 th , Pasadena 's cultural institutions will open their doors to the public for FREE

There are more events throughout the weekend

For information about this weekend extravaganza, go to www.pasadenaartweekend.com

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Saturday, October 13th - 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Transitions Art Show - 5 Women Artists

Opening reception for the artists

11456 W. Washington Blvd , Los Angeles

www.hkazanfinearts.com for more information

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Saturday, October 13 th - 8:15 a.m - Noon
Annual CrimeSurvivors 5k Run/Walk

Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base

Crime Survivors vision is for victims of crime to recover from their experience mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially, by receiving the respect, support, and protection from law enforcement, the judicial system, and the community.

To register for the Run/Walk go to www.crimesurvivors.com

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Monday, October 15, 2007 - 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m
The YWCA'S Women of Excellence Leadership Speaker Series

MARIA ELENA DURAZO
Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor

City of Pasadena Central Library, D onald R. Wright Auditorium, 285 East Walnut St. , Pasadena .

Admission is $35 and includes lunch & refreshments your convenience, you may register from the link below call in or email your RSVP and pay at the door.

Ashley Phillips, Outreach Assistant, (626) 296-8433 * ashley@ywca-pasadena.org
http://www.ywca.org/pasadena/leadershipseriesreg

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Friday, October 19th - 8:00 p.m.
Ellen Snortland on "ABCTV Live"

Beauty Bites Beast - The Need for Self Defense for Girls and Women

Charter Channel 25, Glendale

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Friday, October 19th - 7:00 p.m.
No Limitz Productions presents

Suzanne Lopez: /Lecture on Core Energetics

Casa Pazy Amour, New Mexico

Core energetics is an energy and consciousness oriented body psychotherapy that works simultaneously with the physical body, mind, feelings, and spirit.

While expansion and joy are your birthright, you block the flow of divine streamings when you contract from the pain of the past.

Learn how to release energetic defenses and open up to feeling and knowing your truth.

Choose to say YES to who you really are and become more than you ever dared.

Suzanne's Career in psychology has spanned over two decades. The director of The Institute

of Unlimited Human Potential and author of Get Smart With Your Heart, she maintains a busy private practice seeing individuals, couples, and families.

Suzanne is also consulted as a media expert and has been on over three hundred national television talk and news shows

For information on this workshop and others in New Mexico and Los Angeles , call Suzanne at (505) 306-8381 Or email her at nolimitz@aol.com

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Saturday, October 27, 2007 - 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
YWCA of Glendale presents

H.E.R. Conference at Glendale Community College

In a constantly changing world, today's young women work harder to create a balanced lifestyle. The YWCA of Glendale's H.E.R. Conference provides young women ages 15-30 years of age with a range of workshops to customize their leadership and confidence building skills based upon their personal interests and needs. Topics include:

Personal Investment/Finance

Career Guidance

Relationship and Life Skills

How to Purchase a Home

Leadership, Politics & Activism

Health Living/Self Image

Workplace and Job obstacles and overcoming them

Jill Soloway, comedian, producer of Six Feet Under and Grey's Anatomy will be the keynote speaker.

H.E.R. conference is designed to address the most important issues facing young women today.

To register call 818-242-4155 or click here: Register for HER Conference

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Saturday, October 27 th 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Women Making Waves

Thanks to Joan Hoffman for letting us know about this event

A one-day leadership workshop for women presented by

Los Angeles City Controller Laura Chick and CEWAER (The California Elected Women's Association)

Los Angeles City Hall East, Controller Chick's conference room

Early bird fees - by October 5 th - $50, or $99 includes one year CEWAER membership

Call: 916-551-1920 or email: admin@cewaer.org

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November 15th - 7:45 A.M. to 4:00 P. M.
Women and Children at Risk Of Human Trafficking, Abduction and Internet Predators

The 5th Preventing Abuse Conference at Universal Hilton Hotel, Universal City
Learn what you can do to help protect women, children and families

Important topics:
Internet Safety; helping to protect children/families

Helping protect children from abduction

What to do if the unthinkable happens

The effects of human trafficking on our nation and families

What fuels the demand for commercial sexual exploitation of women and children. How to stop it

How and why the Church is important in the struggle to free women and children.

National security

Pornography's impact

For more information call Tony Nassif at 818-848-7522 or email him at president@preventingabuse.org

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December 12 - 16th
Women of Reform Judaism's 46 th Assembly and Union for Reform Judaism's Biennial Convention

Manchester Grand Hyatt, One Market Place , San Diego , California

Thanks to Karen Gilman for letting us know of this event

California Senator Barbara Boxer will be honored with the Dr. Jane Evans Pursuit of Justice Award

At the assembly The Torah: A Women's Commentary will be unveiled - a landmark work incorporating women's history and experience as part of living Jewish memory.

Workshops, presenting a wealth of information on membership, marketing, programming, social action, and personal and spiritual growth, will be offered in a new and accessible format. During our plenary sessions, 700 women will gather to learn from renowned leaders, discuss policy and resolutions, and honor the work of our sisterhoods.

The registration fee for all attendees is $580. We are pleased to offer an early bird registration fee of $540, if your payment is received by October 19, 2007.

Click on www.womenofreformjudaism.org/assembly/07 to register.

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Monday, September 24 th through November 26th
Ten Weeks - 6:30 - 10:00 p.m.

Writer's Workshop: Art That Pays

Thanks to Margalo Ashley-Farrand, Attorney for letting us know about this

ART THAT PAYS is a writing workshop that I have created to write from this space of creation; a place where we will manifest a writing practice that can lead to publication.

The first three sessions : We will look at the mechanics of creation from the deepest levels of Being. We will learn how to turn autobiographical fragments into successful narrative or poetic writings.

The middle three sessions : We will develop the practice of writing, establishing tools and habits that will serve us for a lifetime, and learning the art of revision. We'll read relevant literature and essays and put into practice through in-class exercises the habits required for the ongoing process of the writing life.

The final four sessions : We will get your work seen and read at whatever level is appropriate. Together, we will evaluate the work and submit it for publication.

For more information and to register, call Adele Slaughter at 818.908.8767

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WISH LIST

As we continue to grow, sometimes our needs are bigger than our budget, and I know that you want to know how you can help. So each month I will let you know our current needs.

Here's our Wish List for this month:

Office Space: Fifty-Fifty Leadership is growing and no longer fits in our houses. So, we are looking for office space. Do you, or anyone you know, have an extra office in their suite? Perhaps they would be willing to let us have the space as their donation. Or maybe someone you know has an extra office and could use a little (!) extra cash to help pay the rent. If you know of any such space, please call Pauline Field at 818.243.2322 or email her at pfield@fiftyfifty.us

For Leadership Circles:

Supplies for the Kits to be given to each participant:

Colored paper to make the Journals
Pens to go into the packets (8 for each Circle)
Timers to go into the packets (1 for each Circle)

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Want to move up? Want to help get more women in leadership? Then come play with Fifty-Fifty Leadership!

Once - In - A - While - Volunteering

We offer the opportunity to be part of an exciting event

Have - A - Skill - And - Want - To - Share - It - Volunteering

Perhaps you are a writer, a graphic designer, you love to put on parties, you love making phone calls or doing research, you know lots of people and love to network people together. Whatever you love to do, we would love to talk to you about how you can help at Fifty-Fifty Leadership

Love - To - Share - Your - Skills - Volunteering

Be a mentor! Your success can be a great inspiration to someone trying to reach their own goals. Leadership Circles needs you!

It's - Who - You - Know - Volunteering

So you know people. Helping us with access to celebrities; access to major donors; access to corporate foundation directors

Visit our website at www.fiftyfifty.us
Email us at volunteer@fiftyfifty.us
Call us at 818.243.2322

Fifty/Fifty LEADERSHIP ON THE MOVE

Fifty/Fifty Leadership is growing and no longer fits in our houses. So, we are looking for office space. Do you, or anyone you know, have an extra office in their suite? Perhaps they would be willing to let us have the space as their donation. Or maybe someone you know has an extra office and could use a little (!) extra cash to help pay the rent. If you know of any such space, please call Pauline Field at 818.243.2322 or email her at pfield@Fifty/Fifty.us

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MEMBERSHIP - Tell a Friend

Become a member or subscribe to the Equality Standard today.
Click here: www.fiftyfifty.us/Membership.htm Or call 818.243.2322 Or email us at info@fiftyfifty.us

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FINAL WORDS

Do you have a favorite quote?
We would love to hear from you - and we will even give you credit!

Thanks to Marta Stern, Banking Industry Consultant and Member of Fifty-Fifty Leadership for the following quote:

"The more I traveled the more I realized that fear makes strangers of people who should be friends."

Shirley MacLaine

Pauline Field
818.243.2322

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FINAL WORDS

Do you have a favorite quote? We would love to hear from you - and we will even give you credit!

Do you have a favorite quote?
We would love to hear from you - and we will even give you credit!