JOY MARIE WILLADSEN
May 15, 2024
Joy Marie Willadsen is a resource advocate and representative payee at the East Texas Center for Independent Living in Tyler, Texas.
Joy Marie Willadsen is a resource advocate and representative payee at the East Texas Center for Independent Living in Tyler, Texas.
Lydia A. Hwitsum, Doctor of Jurisprudence, works with the BC Treaty Commission, Hwitsum Consulting, and the BC First Nations Justice Council.
Mitchelene BigMan, an advocate for veterans and Native Americans, founded and is treasurer of The Native American Women Warriors Association.
Maxine Greene – holding a Doctor of Public Health – has excelled as the respiratory manager at RML Specialty Hospital for more than 20 years.
Food and agriculture business advocate Lee Sanders founded the Sanders Strategy Group LLC and co-founded of the Society of Bakery Women.
Vodcast host Penny S. Tee created PEACE with Penny for Israeli and Palestinian peace organizations working together on an improved future.
Entrenched in community engagement, Zandra Bright thrives as the founder of Operation Love Freeport, established in 2020 in Illinois.
Patricia A.M. Horsham, MD, is a longtime and celebrated pediatrician, lawyer, children’s advocate, and author in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Nancy Nystrom founded and is general director of Casa Hogar Los Angelitos Children’s Home in Mexico and The Children’s Foundation in Texas.
Attorney, speaker, author, grant writer, and nonprofit leader Kaitrin Elizabeth Valencia is the executive director of A Way Out Ministries.
A key figure in Alaskan politics, education, and reform, Barbara Allison Haney, PhD, has been an authority in her spheres for three decades.
Ohio attorney Emily Lewis, a well-regarded and staunch advocate for women’s rights, has owned the Law Offices of Emily Lewis since 1992.
Civil rights champion Mary Elizabeth King, PhD, is director of the James Lawson Institute and a UN professor of peace and conflict studies.
Since 2013, Heidi P. Hirschfeld has been president of the board of directors of the Brooklyn Center for Independence of the Disabled.
Driven by an innate need to help others, Yahaira Soto presently excels as the Hispanic liaison for the Cleveland Department of Aging.
In 2005, Lina Yuk-Shui Fong, PhD, founded Global Adoption, Counseling, Cultural Resources Inc., a Christian nonprofit organization.
Passionate about patient rights and education, Mary Lou Walen has been the president, CEO, and owner of Walen & Assoc Inc., since 2009.
Gwendolyn D. Reese is the president of both Peaten Reese Peaten Consulting and the African American Heritage Association of St. Petersburg.
Tina Grace Bertelle is the director of development, education and client engagement for WalkThru, a health-focused virtual reality company.
Betty Kwan Chinn is the founder of the Betty Kwan Chinn Day Center and the Betty Kwan Chinn Foundation, which supports a range of programs.
In 2017, Melanie R. Cawthon joined Disabilitysa as the executive director, having originally helped to found the organization a decade prior.
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