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International Women’s Day speakers to include Kristen Pope, media professional and Natick Select Board member

March 7, 2025 by Admin

Metrowest Commission on the Status of WomenThe MetroWest Commission on the Status of Women will hold its International Women’s Day event on Saturday, March 8, 3pm-5pm, at the Common Street Spiritual Center, 13 Common Street in Natick. This event promises to be an empowering celebration of women’s achievements and a platform for advocacy and unity within the community.

International Women’s Day is a globally recognized occasion that commemorates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women while also calling for gender equality.

The event will feature a series of speeches, artistic performances and vendor displays.

The MetroWest Commission on the Status of Women is partnering with We Are Fihri, a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing period poverty, to provide period poverty kits to those in need.

Special guests

  • Keynote: Jin In—Author of “Girl Power”
  • Kristen Pope—Natick Select Board Member & Media Professional
  • Anna Neiman—Fashion Entrepreneur and owner of Anna Neiman Couture in Wellesley
  • Fredie Kay Esq.—Women’s History Pioneer

Tickets for the event are free. Space is limited.

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