Advancing the Status of Women in Washington DC and the World Through Scholarships and Service Programs since 1922

Chartered March 24, 1922 — Charter No. 17 - 22 — District 3 Area 4

Date	Speaker	Topic
February 6, 2008	Dr. Pamela Peeke	Women and Health Speaker's Event
October 3, 2007	Betty Jane Bourdon, president of the Zonta International Foundation.	The Zonta International Foundation.
September 12, 2007	Advocacy Project Peace Fellows	Personal experiences.
April 4, 2007	Benjamin Wittes, author of Confirmation Wars: Preserving Independent Courts in Angry Times. [Pictures]	Congressional confirmation process of judicial nominees.
March 7, 2007	Margaret K. O'Bryon, President & CEO of The Consumer Health Foundation. [ Pictures ]	Community health programs in the Washington, D.C. area.
February 7, 2007	Cheryl A. Mills, Associate Deputy Administrator for Entrepreneurial Development for the U.S. Small Business Administration. [Pictures]	Small Business Administration programs.
January 3, 2007	Dr. Laurie Leshin, Director of Science and Exploration, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA. [ Pictures]	Space Exploration. Amelia Earhart Night.
November 1, 2006	College students who have received scholarships from Zonta Washington D.C. Club. [ Pictures]	Scholarship Night.
March 1, 2006	Representatives from Girls, Inc, N Street Village, and DC Casa. [Pictures]	Discussion about their programs and how Zonta Washington DC's contributions help with their missions in service to women and families.
February 1, 2006	Carol Rhees, the president of Hope for Children US. [Pictures]	While doing research on hunger and development, Carol's experiences in Ethiopia during the famine changed her life.
November 2, 2005	College students who have received scholarships from Zonta Washington D.C. Club. [Pictures]	Scholarship Night.
October 5, 2005	Ambrin Hayat, a Diplomat of Pakistan	Promotion of literacy projects for girls in underpriviledge areas.
September 7, 2005	Joan S. Meier, Professor of Clinical Law at the George Washington University School of Law.	Professor Meier is active in the fields of domestic violence litigation, system reform advocacy and welfare reform.
July 6, 2005	Fatima Nazar, Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of Kuwait, and member of our Zonta Club	Recent changes in the Kuwaiti law which allow women to vote.
June 1, 2005	Dr. Marie Bundy of the National Science Foundation and ZCWDC member.	Personal experiences in Antarctica, and the importance of antarctic research, both to the US and the world.
March 2, 2005	Sara Kriksciun, Deputy Executive Director CARE - Central Region and Doras Chirwa, a CARE official from Zambia.	The Mata Masu Dubara (Women on the Move) project: Microcredit and Health Education for HIV/AIDS - Affected Women in Niger, a Zonta International service project.
February 2, 2005	Pamela Constable, South Asia Bureau Chief for the Washington Post, and author of the book "Fragments of Grace: My Seach for Meaning in the Strife of South Asia"	Personal experience in South Asia.
January 5, 2005	Patricia "Patty" Grace Smith, Associate Administrator for Commercial Space Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration.	Amelia Earhart Presentation.
November 3, 2004	College students who have received scholarships from Zonta Washington D.C. Club.	Scholarship Recipients.
October 6, 2004	ZCWDC United Nations Committee.	Zonta International and the United Nations.
April 7, 2004	Janet Wittes, Club Member	Women' Health, Hormonal Replacement Therapy
March 3, 2004	Fatima Nazar, Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of Kuwait.	The experience of women in her country.
November 5, 2003	College students who have received scholarships from Zonta Washington D.C. Club.	Sholarship Recipients Night.
October 1, 2003	ZCWDC United Nations Committee.	Zonta International and the United Nations.
July 9, 2003	James Worfolk, a Morgan Stanley financial planner.	Mr. Worfolk presented "Smart Women Finish Rich" by David Bach.
June 4, 2003	Dr. Ana Langer from the Latin and Caribbean Office of the Population Council.	Overview of maternal health, maternal mortality, and health services for women in Latin America, and then focus on maternal health issues in Mexico.
May 7, 2003	Zonta Past International Governor Helen McLaughlin.	Latest News and Installation of New Officers.
March 5, 2003	Ms. Clare Brett Smith, President of Aid to Artisans, Inc. (ATA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating economic opportunities for craftspeople in developing communities around the world.	Experience with projects of Aid to Artisans, Inc.
September 4, 2002	Ms. Pascale Nouama, Director of Development at N Street Village.	Advancing the status of women in Washington, D.C.through the N Street Village programs.
July 10, 2002	Sister Agnes B. Gott, Ministry/Program Director at the Dominican Retreat House in McLean, Virginia.	"The House on the Hill"
June 5, 2002	Guadalupe Pacheco	The importance of providing culturally and linguistically appropriate services in health care.
December 9, 2001	Ann Crittenden	The Price of Motherhood.
November 7, 2001	Recipients of the Edith Seville Coale and Club Scholarship Funds	Zonta Club of Washington, D.C. Sholarship Recipient Night.
October 10, 2001	Ms. Frances P. Robinson, Former Principal, The Stanton School, Anacostia, D.C.	The Challenge of the Urban Education: It Takes a Village.
September 5, 2001	Susan Marcus, Community Outreach Coordinator, My Sister's Place.	The Beauty Salon Project at My Sister's Place.
July 11, 2001	Susan Kellog, Dean of the Graduate School of Business, University of Phoenix.	Body Language.
May 2, 2001	Susan Ackroyd, Zonta Area 4 Director.	Latest News and Installation of New Officers.
April 4, 2001	Representatives from Special Advocates for Children in DC Foster Care.	Special Advocates for Children.
March 7, 2001	Andrea Okwesa, Organizational Development and Training Specialist.	Women Development and Gender Issues.