Hitchcock Center for Women is one of the community organizations where Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) will be training graduate social workers and nurse practitioners to treat opioid abuse and addiction disorders in their communities. Researchers at CWRU were awarded $1.1 million federal grant to train...
What inspired you to get involved with Hitchcock? Initially I became a Board Member to expand my leadership skills and give back to the community. I went through the BVU Board Training, at the recommendation of my Business Leader at Progressive, and settled on women and...
Congratulations to Hitchcock board member, Rina Russo, on being named partner at her law firm, Walter Haverfield. Rina represents private and public sector employers in a wide range of labor and employment issues. https://www.crainscleveland.com/people-on-the-move/rina-russo-1?fbclid=IwAR34WUn7dke5Fl1GVeMmW7hes7cKVdKdz_DAMkYxVPbOH7Ra4c6O7J1KQsI...
On December 13th, the Women@Metro Community Engagement Committee recognized six women as "SHE-ROES" in the community. Hitchcock's Executive Director Sue Tager was recognized for her work in the community. Congratulations, Sue! ...
My name is Joe Black I am a resident of the Glenville community and a proud member of the Hitchcock Center for Women Board. Question 1: Why did you get involved with Hitchcock? My involvement with Hitchcock stems from the fact that I had previous experience...