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Company: California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, Sacramento, California
Nomination Submitted by: California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls
Company Description: For more than 50 years, the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls has identified and worked to eliminate inequities in state laws, practices, and conditions that affect California’s women and girls. Established as a state agency with 17 appointed commissioners in 1965, the Commission regularly assesses gender equity and provides leadership through research, policy and programs.
Nomination Category: Publication Categories
Nomination Sub Category: Best Annual Report - Government Agencies
 Nomination Title: California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls 2021 Annual Report
- The date on which this nominated annual report was first distributed or otherwise made public:
The digital version of this report was first made public on January 27, 2022.
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As the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls moves into 2022 focused on those who have been hard hit by the pandemic, we wrap up the work of 2021 with our first ever Annual Report. The intent of the report is to provide public acknowledgement of a drastic increase in activities over the past year and a fundamental shift in public engagement as we move forward. The report is issued to stakeholders and legislative partners and offers a historical record on the Commission’s work and status of women and girls during these turbulent times. The report not only helps to offer a deeper understanding of what CCSWG does, but also provides the context for why the work is necessary and articulates the unique urgency of the moment for women and families in California struggling under the COVID-19 pandemic. The Commission has worked diligently for over 50 years to eliminate inequities in state laws, practices, and conditions that affect the women and girls of California. We have expanded our work and our partnerships to truly meet this moment of need and to work collaboratively to rebuild a more equitable California in which all people have an equal voice.
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Author & Art Director: Darcy Totten, Director of Communications, California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls
Additional Design Contributors: Ruben Lopez, Office of State Publishing & Elieza Lewis, Student Assistant, California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls
Printing: Marie McLaughlin, Office of State Publishing & John Rowell, Office of State Publishing
Additional Contributors: Lauren Babb, Chair, California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, Holly Martinez, Executive Director, California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, Tifani Bartow, Director of Programs, California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls
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