Maryland Commission for Women
The Commission
2023 – 2024 Maryland Commission for Women
Pictured from Left to Right: Lauren Lambert, Sarah A. Klein, Patricia M. Lambert, Lenita Walker, Chair Tawanda A. Bailey, Jonathon Carrington, 2nd Vice Chair Beth Anne Dorman, Christine Lee, Linda Han, Pier Blake, Essita Duncan, Judi Emmel
Not pictured are: Andrea Bottner, Deborah Cartee, Gloria Dent, Kathryn M. Fiddler, Maggi Gaines, Eugenia Henry, Brenda McChriston, Jenny Pena-Dias, First Vice Chair Maxine Griffin Somerville, Evelyne Steward, Monica Watkins and Tamara E. Wilson
Job Announcement: MCW Executive Director
Please see the announcement below soliciting applications for the position of MCW Executive Director. Please share it with anyone you think is qualified and interested.
https://www.jobapscloud.com/MD/sup/bulpreview.asp?R1=23&R2=006096&R3=0017
The Maryland Commission for Women is deeply saddened by the death of Senator Dianne Feinstein, a true leader in the ongoing work towards equality. Her legacy is one of unwavering commitment to the issues facing women today, and her example is a beacon to the women leaders of tomorrow.
Mission
The Maryland Commission for Women works with Maryland State Government to advance solutions and to expand social, political and economic opportunities for all women.
Vision
All Maryland women have full social, political and economic equality.
Legislative Mandate
Maryland Code Article Human Services §2-401 – §408
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- Study the status of women in our state
- Direct attention to critical problems confronting women
- Recommend methods of overcoming discrimination
- Recognize women’s accomplishments and contributions
- Provide informed advice to the executive and legislative branches of government on the issues concerning the women of our state
Bylaws