2021 Women of Achievement Awards

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Please use this form to nominate an Oregon woman for the 2021 Women of Achievement Awards!

In addition to completing this form, you will send your own letter of support and a minimum of one additional letter of support to Nancy.KRAMER@oregon.gov by October 15.

In the letters, be sure to identify how your nominee meets each of the four criteria for the award:

1. Exemplifies leadership and accomplishment in Oregon in one of the following categories: Education; Jobs and Economy; Healthcare; Justice, Safety and Policing; Housing and Stable Families; Environmental Justice; or Civic Engagement; and has had a demonstrable impact on the community she serves.

2. Actively promotes the status of Oregon women through her work to advance women’s rights, status, or condition in the category of nomination.

3. Demonstrates special commitment to equity and diversity in Oregon, as evidenced by service for women historically underrepresented due to culture, race, ethnicity, gender identity, occupation, income, religion and geography.

4. Is recognized as a leader by peers or organizations, as evidenced by two letters of support for her WOA nomination from such individuals and/or groups.

Make sure you reach out to other letter writers! Nominees must have a minimum of TWO letters of support to be considered.

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Nominator (your) name: *

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Select a category for your nomination (choose one): *

Education: This award recognizes an outstanding woman who is a public or private educator, trainer, or administrator who inspires a passion for excellence and innovation for personal growth, development and lifelong learning through the education system, employee training and development, community education, or alternate programs. She has developed innovative programs and/or built a strong rapport with learners, parents, colleagues, or the community at large to foster learning in a broader sense.

Jobs and Economy: This award recognizes an outstanding woman who is acknowledged in business and industry from her exemplary leadership. She is committed to excellence, creates and inspires a positive work environment, and influences and motivates positive change in her business, industry, trade, or workplace.

Healthcare: This award recognizes an outstanding woman in the healthcare field who has a record of developing innovative policy, leading change, and guiding healthcare delivery improvement. She demonstrates a willingness to share expertise, and serves as a role model or mentor to others in her field.

Justice, Safety and Policing: This award recognizes an outstanding woman who has a record of exemplary achievement to support, promote, improve, and enhance policing, law enforcement, and/or the criminal justice profession. Her commitment to leadership, team building, and developing others has a lasting positive impact on her colleagues and community at large.

Housing and Stable Families: This award recognizes an outstanding woman with a record of exemplary leadership and service in developing policy and programs surrounding affordable housing, families, and children. She demonstrates efforts to provide service to underrepresented persons or communities, bridge the gaps that often exist between differing groups, and/or ensure the fair treatment of oppressed, abused, or underprivileged groups or individuals.

Environmental Justice: This award recognizes contributions of an outstanding woman dedicated to identifying and addressing environmental problems that have a disproportionately adverse effect on communities of color and/or low-income communities. She has a demonstrated dedication to preserving, protecting, or improving the environment through creating, participating in, or adapting programs to meet community needs.

Civic Engagement: This award recognizes an outstanding woman who inspires, mentors, advocates, and acts on behalf of others through community programs or organizations, government, military, first responders, or philanthropic endeavors. She has shown her dedication by creating, participating in, or adapting programs to meet community needs in the areas of social services, community improvement, and human rights.

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