Harvesting Our Potential: Training Women Farmers

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Through Harvesting Our Potential: Training Women Farmers, this program connects women who aspire to farm with a successful woman farmer as a mentor for critical on-farm experience, networking events, and business training, so they will be successful farmers.

The Women’s Business Center

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The WBC offers a series of workshops for low-income and low-capital women on creating a business along with individual counseling.

Blueprint for Winning Academy

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The Blueprint for Winning Academy is an intensive bipartisan training program for strong female candidates. The focus is on communication, fundraising, message, presence, and media.

Empowering Young African American Women

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YWCA of Black Hawk County aims to increase graduation rates and decrease teenage pregnancy among African American high school women by engaging in community service mentoring and educational activities targeted around personal growth, black heritage, decision making, and career exploration.

Economic Literacy Course for Victims of Domestic Violence

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The purpose of the Economic Literacy Course for Victims of Domestic Violence will acquire training to offer the Personal Economic Planning curriculum to support low-income women with multiple barriers to employment, while also disseminating educational information through an established statewide network.

One-Two-Three-Go

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Des Moines Area Community College’s “One-Two-Three-GO” program aims to assure greater success for nontraditional female students pursuing health careers by developing needed math skills in preparation for additional college coursework.

Girls and Computers

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Decorah Public Library’s “Girls and Computers” club for girls ages 12-14 will help develop skills to diagnose and repair computer hardware problems with the intent of narrowing the gap in this male-dominated field.