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U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom Awarded to IWF DC’s Brig. Gen. Wilma Vaught
President Biden awarded the Medal of Freedom to Brigadier General Wilma Vaught, a U.S. Air Force legend who is a member of IWF DC. She was the first woman to attend the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, command a unit that won the Joint Meritorious Award, and...
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“I Will Never Shy Away from Who I Am:” IWF Fellow becomes First Indigenous Woman to Close a Series A
Bobbie Racetta, a 2021-2022 IWF Leadership Fellow, became the first Indigenous woman to close a Series A funding round of $8.4 million for Virtual Gurus. Her corporation employs over 900 “virtual assistants” for clients across the United States and Canada. Virtual...
IWF Canada’s Ann Medina was inducted into the CBC News Hall of Fame
IWF Canada's Ann Medina will be inducted this fall into the CBC Hall of Fame, which recognizes people who have transformed Canadian journalism. Throughout her career, she has produced and hosted several documentaries, won an Emmy, became one of the first residents of...
First Black Woman Team President in the NFL – IWF Nevada member – Sandra Douglass Morgan
Sandra Douglas Morgan of IWF Nevada joined the Las Vegas Raiders and became the first Black President in the National Football League. A Las Vegas native, she was the first Black city attorney in Nevada and the first person of color elected to the Nevada Gaming...