Women Veterans
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DO YOU REALIZE HOW MANY WOMEN ARE IN UNIFORM?
Special Thanks to the CALIFORNIA MILITARY MUSEUM for their permission to use this poster.
The WOMEN VETERANS WORKGROUP W.V.W.G. was established June 1998. It is a collaborative team effort between the Employment Development Department E.D.D. and the California Department of Veteran Affairs C.D.V.A.
The W.V.W. meet every six months. The purpose of the meetings are to discuss ways to identify and eliminate barriers of employment for Women Veterans. There are 151,500 women veterans in California.
Our mission statement and goals were established at our first meeting:
"The WOMEN VETERANS WORK GROUP" is a platform to improve services to women veterans and increase awareness of women veteran issues and concerns. We will reach this through education, marketing, outreach and networking with businesses and other supportive agencies at the Local, County, State and Federal level."
Sheryl Schmidt, Deputy Secretary for Women Veterans of the California Department of Veteran Affairs present to the Women Veteran Representative Staff Of the Employment Development Department, the Proclamation from Governor Gray Davis proclaiming March 16 - 22, 2003 as Women's Military History Week in California.
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(L) to (R) Anne Thraikill, Sheryl Shaffer, Sheila Hottinger and Jessica McNamara
For more information on benefits for Women Veterans,
please visit the
1227 "O" Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 653-2551
California's Deputy Secretary for Women Veterans, Sheryl Schmidt serves as a focal point for reminding all of us of the significant and valuable contributions made to the peace and freedom of our country by women in uniform. The Deputy Secretary encourages all women veterans to register for the:
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