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DC Media

  • 9-14-05, In D.C. Area, Even Subsistence Proves Pricey, The Washington Post
  • 3-23-05, Georgetown Rally Presses Pay Issue; Students Join With Labor Officials, The Washington Post
  • 11-13-02, State Urged to Widen Economic Safety Net, The Washington Post
  • 7-5-01, They Don’t Help Them Find Work, El Pregonero (translated from Spanish)
  • 6-27-01, Career Centers in D.C. Faulted in New Report, The Washington Post
  • 6-27-01, D.C. Job Centers Criticized, WAMU News
  • 3-19-01, Job seekers says D.C. program lacks coordination, The Washington Times
  • 11-23-00, A Giving Season That Never Ends, The Washington Post
  • 11-17-00, Study: Family Needs $50,000 for Basics, The Washington Post
  • 11-17-00, Swimming upstream to make ends meet, The Montgomery Journal Online

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Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW)

 

Washington, DC Metropolitan Area

Camille Cormier, Director of Local Programs and Policy

1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 930
Washington, DC  20036
Tel: (202) 464-1596
Fax: (202) 464-1660
www.wowonline.org
ccormier@wowonline.org



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