
Founder: Georgann Stinson-Dockery
Founder and Executive Director COPS 'N KIDS READING CENTER, INC.; retired police officer; motivator, educator, and mentor.
Mother of Civil Rights (Racine and Wisconsin); past president Racine branch NAACP; civil rights activist (HOUSING, LABOR, AND FAMILY ISSUES); educator.
Historian, author, and educator (THE UNDER-GROUND RAILROAD IN WISCONSIN); lobbyist for education; National Park Service Underground Railroad Speaker.
Founder and CEO of The Center for Community Health & Well-Being, Inc. The Center is a holistic health and social service agency that houses a comprehensive women's healthcare clinic, including substance abuse services; the Barbershop Program (employment, parenting education and social support for fathers); Beauty Salon (pregnancy prevention for adolescents); and the nationally acclaimed Birthing Project Sister Friend program. The center is also the home of Birthing Project USA, a national and international resource center for improving birth outcomes.
Professional Women's Network for Service, Inc., is a non-profit corporation, instituted March 2004 in Racine, Wisconsin, by eight dedicated volunteers who have strength of character and who embody life, hope, inspiration, creativity, and a unifying spirit. These eight women wanted to create an organization designed to promote educational empowerment, the arts and cultural awareness, national issues, and global initiatives that will enrich the lives of women and children.
Professional Women's Network for Service, Inc., promotes volunteerism in improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Our organization reaches out to all races, religions, and national origins that demonstrate an interest and a commitment to volunteerism. Professional Women's Network for Service will be recognizaed for focused efforts on projects that enhance the well being of women and children.