Our Guiding Principle

"Something must be done to reduce the economic insecurity in the African-American community and specifically in African-American single parent households. Many of these families are economically and politically insecure and generally miseducated about how to gain access to resources that can enhance their lives (Source: IWWWE Organizing Document).

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 Laughter is the Best Medicine Gala: Life after Stress
Saturday, June 19, 2010 6-10PM
Mercer County Community College Conference Center
Featuring
Leighann Lord, HBO and Comedy Central
With
Ophira Eisenberg, VH-1 and Comedy Central

IWWWE is presenting a comedy gala, “Laughter is the Best Medicine:  Life After Stress.”  If you are interested in sponsorship for the gala, download the sponsorship information from the download section.  We are pleased to recognize our honorees, Debra Perez, Senior Program Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Gwen Carter, Director, Trenton Public Health Department and James Floyd, Former Mayor, Princeton Borough and long time Community Leader.   Leighann Lord  is our featured performer.  Click here for more information about Leighann.  To get a ticket, simply click to donate button and purchase a gala ticket for $90 person.

 

We are the change that we seek. The Institute Of Wonderful Women Working For Empowerment provides a unique approach to creating a an economically stable and healthy environment for ourselves and our families.


The Institute of Wonderful Women Working for Empowerment:

  • Supports economically strong and healthy communities
  • Honors the spiritual teachings of our ancestors
  • Stresses the need for health and wellness for each member of our community
  • Seeks and support ways to tell our own stories

 

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Click Here for your Laughter gala ticket - $90 person:

"If you don't like the way the world is, you can change it.  You have an obligation to change it.  You just do it one step at a time."

~ Marion Wright Edelman