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SUMMARY:WCA Virtual Mission Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 35 minute virtual tour of our services and mission of safety\, healing and freedom from domestic abuse and sexual assault. \n\nMeet WCA staff\nLearn more about the critical community issues of domestic abuse and sexual assault\nLearn about the services we provide to women\, men\, and children victimized by domestic abuse and sexual assault\nHear client stories\nFind out ways to get involved with the WCA\n\nSign up for a tour here! \nIf you have any questions please contact philanthropy@wcaboise.org. \nPlease note\, during the presentation\, there may be some material covered that could be emotionally triggering — attendees are welcome to step out at any time. \nNote: Because of our mission\, the tour is geared for an adult audience. Children between 15 and 17 are also welcome with an adult.
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SUMMARY:WCA Book Club
DESCRIPTION:  \nWCA Book Club invites you to start your May off with a gripping discussion with WCA’s very own book enthusiast Zoë of To (M)others from the Hood by Shannon McGuire. Grab your copy\, join us in person! \nTicket includes a copy of To (M)others from the Hood and $5 towards a beverage. \n  \n  \n\nCome to meet new people and have a great conversation!\nDiscussion led by WCA’s Event Coordinator\, Zoë Newman\nEnjoy a beverage\nSeating is limited to 15 participants\, registration is required for each person\nHaven’t finished the book? Come anyways\, but we cannot promise no spoilers.\n\nIf you have already purchased the book from Rediscovered Books or SupreMEmoms.com \, please email a copy of your receipt to rdbooksevents@gmail.com and we will issue you a gift card equal to the cost of the book after you have registered. \nAbout the Book: \nIn her book To (M)others from the Hood\, founder of SupreME Moms and mother of four Shannon McGuire tells her personal story and clearly spells out the insights she’s learned along her path. Her goal is to help both mothers and others leap over and break through barriers so they can achieve serenity\, fulfillment\, and joy in their lives. \nReviews: \n“A healing balm for the soul! This book is for anyone who has ever gone through difficult times or felt fear\, uncertainty\, chaos\, or division. A timely memoir that outlines the power and joy of personal transformation. Shannon McGuire wields words like a sword for the good of all people.” —Katherine G. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ \n“Beautiful\, honest and inspirational!!!” —M.N. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️  \n“I absolutely resonate with this book! Thank you\, Shannon\, for writing this powerful book and being a visionary for the human race. I believe everyone can relate no matter what their journey through life looked or looks like.” — Maryann U. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️  \nHear Shannon McGuire Speak: \nWe are proud to announce that Shannon McGuire is the opening keynote speaker for the WCA’s first annual Journeys in Motherhood Conference. It will be held on June 26th at the Shrine Social Club in downtown Boise. The conference will include speakers and workshops that explores the resiliency and journeys of mothers in our community. \nTo learn more visit our Journeys in Motherhood Conference event page – https://givebutter.com/zLmnhY
URL:https://wcaboise.org/event/wca-book-club/
LOCATION:The Chocolat Bar\, 801 W Main St #103\, Boise\, ID\, 83702\, United States
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SUMMARY:Journeys in Motherhood Conference
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nThe Journeys in Motherhood Conference is our first annual WCA conference featuring a special keynote\, workshop\, breakout sessions and more! The event hopes to cater to topics of mothers in industry\, mothers who have overcome challenges or trauma and women who nurture our community. \nTake advantage of $0 admission for a limited time!\nRegister here\n\nFeaturing: \nOpening Keynote Speaker: \n \nShannon McGuire\, Founder & Lead Coach: Shannon is the heart behind Supreme Moms—leading with authenticity\, warmth\, and a contagious enthusiasm for life. She believes deeply that true joy and strength come from embracing who we really are. Shannon draws wisdom from over 25 years of marriage and motherhood\, raising four children and now celebrating life as a grandmother. With 15 years of dedicated leadership advancing community well-being\, Shannon uniquely blends personal experience\, professional insight\, and heartfelt encouragement. Her thoughtful approach fosters a culture of trust\, courage\, and meaningful connection. \n  \nWorkshop:  \nRooted & Radiant: Reclaiming Joyful Purpose in Motherhood and Beyond with Angela Taylor: Being a mother is one of the most sacred and complex journeys a woman can take. It stretches us\, grounds us\, and often reshapes how we see ourselves. Yet somewhere along the way\, many of us lose touch with the essence of who we are beyond our roles. \nIn this empowering and nurturing session\, leadership coach and speaker Angela Taylor will guide participants through a reflective and interactive experience that reconnects them to their Joyful Purpose—the intersection of their values\, gifts\, and lived experiences. \nWhether you’re a stay-at-home mom\, a corporate leader\, or somewhere in between\, this session will help you realign with your unique path\, honor your evolution\, and leave with clarity\, confidence\, and a sense of community. \nBecause when women are rooted in their purpose\, they radiate power—and empowered women do empower communities. \n  \nPanel Discussion: \n \nShari Baber\, Business Owner\, Community Advocate: With 30 plus years in Idaho\, Shari has earned lots of experience in building community connections. Her business\, Cut-N-Up & Co. has been a mentoring space for over 20 plus salon owners and independent contractors. It has been her joy to show new comers the ropes. Because of that\, the interaction with the community has been vast. Having an opportunity to have conversations with people about what matters to them. The Boise Soul Food Festival and Brown Like Me are a direct resulted of conversations from the community. Shari Baber is honored to continue to listen to the community and serve in a way that creates healing\, serve in a way that creates growth\, serve in a way that show love and acceptance. \n  \n \nLaurie Lickley\, Owner & Operator\, Winecup L Cattle Company\, Former State Representative: Laurie is a native of Salmon\, ID and a 1990 graduate of the University of Idaho with a B.S. degree in Agricultural Economics. She and her husband raised their two children on the family’s century farm and ranch in Jerome. Along with the day-to-day ranch and farm operations in Idaho and Nevada\, Laurie served as president of the Idaho Cattle Association\, director of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association\, president of the Jerome Rotary\, and food director of the Idaho Foodbank. Laurie represented Idaho’s District 25A in the state House of Representatives from December 2018 to 2022. While in the legislature\, Laurie sat on the Environment\, Energy and Technology Committee; Health and Welfare Committee; and the Resources and Conservation Committee. \n  \n Dr. Lisa Patterson Phillips\, Vice Provost for Community Engagement & Belonging\, Tribal Liaison\, Boise State University: Known for her strategic\, community-centered approach\, Dr. Phillips has dedicated her career to creating a sense of belonging for all members of the university community to prioritize student success and belonging. Before joining Boise State\, Dr. Phillips worked at Columbus State Community College as the Director of the Student Advocacy Center\, where she championed initiatives to address students’ basic needs\, enabling them to reach their academic and personal goals. Her diverse experience spans both academic and student affairs. Dr. Phillips holds a PhD from Ohio University in Organizational Communication\, a MEd from James Madison University in Counseling Psychology with a focus on Higher Education Administration\, and a bachelor’s degree in Speech Communication from East Stroudsburg University. Guided by her signature strengths—Relator\, Strategic\, Individualization\, Connectedness\, and Learner—Dr. Phillips is driven by the belief that listening to and uplifting each individual’s unique experience creates a more equitable and resilient educational environment. Her work continues to inspire and support transformative pathways for students\, communities\, and the broader field of higher education. \n  \n Suzi Boyle\, Branch Manager\, Castle & Cooke Mortgage: I was born on an Air Force base in Tokyo\, Japan. When I was just one year old\, my family moved to the Treasure Valley\, and I have lived here ever since. I attended Payette High School and earned a license in public accounting from Boise State University. I have been in the mortgage industry for 33 years and I can say without a doubt that Castle & Cooke Mortgage creates the best possible experiences for all our homeowners. I believe in challenging the status quo by making my service relationship-oriented rather than transaction-oriented\, and I look forward to building a relationship with you and your family. I love working with self-employed borrowers and VA loans. I am proud to have been recognized by the U.S. Dept. Of Veterans Affairs as the No. 1 VA loan originator in Idaho\, totaling more than 1\,200 closed loans to date. I am also proud to have been recognized ten times by Mortgage Originator Magazine as one of the top 200 originators in the United States. Outside of work\, I’m committed to making a difference. I have chaired more than 100 nonprofit events\, and I’m not stopping anytime soon. When I’m not doing community service or helping families finance great homes\, I enjoy listening to smooth jazz\, being on the water\, and spending quality time with my family. \n  \n Laura Honn\, Board President\, Wild Hearts Idaho & Philanthropy Director\, WCA: With a combination of a passion for community impact and engagement with business-orientated strategies\, Laura Honn said putting people first is key to her leadership style\, a style that combines British and American philosophies. Honn graduated from Leeds University with a bachelor’s degree in communication and marketing. She has also earned a grant writing certificate from Du Paul University and a certificate in nonprofit management from Northwestern University. Honn also strives to give back to the Treasure Valley. One way she is achieving this goal is through her role as Philanthropy Director for the Women’s and Children’s Alliance\, a Boise-based nonprofit that provides services to survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault. Honn also serves as board president of Wild Hearts Idaho\, a nonprofit organization centered on building leadership skills in teen girls through outdoor adventures. Honn also enjoys mentoring others who are just starting out in their career journeys and those seeking to improve themselves.
URL:https://wcaboise.org/event/motherhood/
LOCATION:Shrine Social Club\, 1118 W Idaho St\, Boise\, ID\, 83702\, United States
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SUMMARY:WCA Virtual Mission Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 35 minute virtual tour to learn about our mission of safety\, healing and freedom through the stories of clients and the impact of our services. The WCA Mission Tour aims to inspire and educate about the complexities and realities of domestic abuse and sexual assault\, both here in the Treasure Valley and nationwide. Come take the first steps into supporting our mission and joining the WCA family by attending our next tour and experience how individuals in our community go from surviving to thriving with the aid of the WCA. \nSign up here
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