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2024 Women of Worth Celebration
ALUMNAE SPOTLIGHT
CLASS OF 2018
Carolyn Keller
Carolyn Keller founded EBeauty Community Center for Cancer Support, offering a wig exchange program for women battling all forms of cancer. In May, EBeauty hosted a Beautiful You event offering free wigs, makeovers, to women in cancer treatment and continues to provide bi-monthly support through its new program, The Breakfast Club.
CLASS OF 2017
Deborah Jiang-Stein
Deborah Jiang-Stein founded unPrison Project, providing incarcerated women with education, recovery, and mentoring for life after release. For over ten years, the organization has supported education for 200,000+ women in U.S. prisons. Deborah released her debut fiction, "Lucky Tomorrow: Stories," exploring themes from her prison work.
CLASS OF 2020
Diana Chao
Diana Chao founded Letters to Strangers, the largest global youth-for-youth mental health nonprofit, seeking to destigmatize mental illness and increase access to quality treatment for youth worldwide. Recently, it launched Messages from Disaster: a Memorial campaign, collecting anonymous letters to support those affected by natural disasters.
CLASS OF 2018
Carolyn Keller
Carolyn Keller founded EBeauty Community Center for Cancer Support, offering a wig exchange program for women battling all forms of cancer. In May, EBeauty hosted a Beautiful You event offering free wigs, makeovers, to women in cancer treatment and continues to provide bi-monthly support through its new program, The Breakfast Club.
CLASS OF 2017
Deborah Jiang-Stein
Deborah Jiang-Stein founded unPrison Project, providing incarcerated women with education, recovery, and mentoring for life after release. For over ten years, the organization has supported education for 200,000+ women in U.S. prisons. Deborah released her debut fiction, "Lucky Tomorrow: Stories," exploring themes from her prison work.
CLASS OF 2020
Diana Chao
Diana Chao founded Letters to Strangers, the largest global youth-for-youth mental health nonprofit, seeking to destigmatize mental illness and increase access to quality treatment for youth worldwide. Recently, it launched Messages from Disaster: a Memorial campaign, collecting anonymous letters to support those affected by natural disasters.
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