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‘Woodland for Women Worldwide’

Running for a revolution

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

BEACON FALLS — More than 350 people participated in last Saturday’s Run for a Revolution, Woodland for Women Worldwide’s 5k road race and largest fundraising effort. The Run for a Revolution, an event hosted by WWW for the third time, helped raise money for the organization’s charitable efforts to help improve the lives of... »

WRHS women’s group helps students become leaders

Friday, March 30, 2012

BEACON FALLS — In continuing its three-year-old mission to reinvest in the student population, the Woodland for Women Worldwide group recently awarded its two scholarships to a pair of Prospect teens. Senior Caitlyn Sousa earned the Woodland for Women Leadership Scholarship while alumna Theresa Gillette, of the class of 2010, was granted the Woodland... »

Woodland group gets real

Thursday, October 13, 2011

BEACON FALLS — What is a young woman to wear this Halloween? A sexy, naughty nurse costume, perhaps? Or how about a provocative, scanty cowgirl getup. The choice is clear to a group of impassioned young women, and even men, at Woodland Regional High School in Region 16. None of it. Members of Woodland... »

Woodland group running for a revolution

Friday, May 20, 2011

BEACON FALLS — A Cambodian woman who survived being sold into sexual slavery at a young age will speak this weekend at a race that will raise money to benefit a charity that fights to end human trafficking. Somaly Mam, co-founder of the Somaly Mam Foundation, is coming to Woodland Regional High School Saturday... »

From pennies to road races

Friday, April 29, 2011

Woodland women’s group lends a helping hand BEACON FALLS – Salsabil Luzeri, a junior at Woodland Regional High School, held up a pencil to Colleen Gabriel’s third-grade students. “What do you do with this?” she asked. The students knew the answer – You use it to write. Luzeri held up a stick. “And this?”... »

 

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