Sponsored by The Women’s Information Network

Hosted by Dr. Glenda Clare, Susan Bray, Sharon A. Hill, Deidre Hughey, Olalah Njenga,
Alice Osborn, LaSonia Packenham, Tonya Peele, Lynn Whitney

When:     Friday, August 20th from 7:00pm – 9:30pm (Social/Networking Hour 6:00pm - 7:00pm)
Where:    Calm and Sense, 2603 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27608
Cost:       Free!
Who:       Female Community Caregivers (Clergy, Educators, Health/Mental Health Providers,
              Law Enforcement)
Why:       To learn, laugh, and connect with other women!
What:      Presented by The Women’s Information Network (The WIN) ~ an online and offline community of
              women helping women, worldwide.

Girl's Night Out! is a fabulous, fun evening event where women learn, laugh, and connect with one another.

These (free!) entertaining and educational events are sponsored by The Women’s Information Network (TheWINonline.com). The WIN is a community of women helping women, worldwide.

Girl's Night Out! events will be held in cities all over America, presented by experts who are “Show Hosts” on The WIN.

We invite you to attend a Girl's Night Out! in a city near you.

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