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NABWIC Atlanta Chapter Honored at the Capitol

Posted By Jennifer Embry, Thursday, March 28, 2024
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A DAY OF RECOGNITION AND CELEBRATION
 
On a remarkable Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the Atlanta chapter of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) experienced a day of recognition and celebration, thanks to the gracious invitation by Representative Lydia Glaize of District 67. This special event, enhanced by the presence of NABWIC founder, Miss Ann McNeil, brought our esteemed members into the limelight in front of hundreds of council members at the Capitol.

The day began with an informative guided tour led by a knowledgeable Capitol intern, offering our members a unique glimpse into the heart of our state's legislative processes. The tour was followed by a delightful lunch sponsored by Marta, allowing for moments of camaraderie and reflection among the members.

The highlight of the visit came when Representative Glaize, in a gesture of profound appreciation and recognition, presented a plaque to Ann McNeil. This act not only commemorated McNeil's outstanding achievements and contributions but also underscored the impactful presence and influence of NABWIC in the community.

This memorable visit to the Capitol was the fruit of an encounter between the NABWIC Atlanta Chapter President, Monique Strong, and Representative Glaize during the 2nd Annual Union City MLK Day of Service on January 15, 2024. Glaize, intrigued by the sea of NABWIC red shirts among the day's participants, reached out, leading to this honored invitation. This sequence of events serves as a powerful reminder that engagement in community service, dedication, and visibility in critical moments are indeed recognized and valued.

The day's proceedings not only provided a platform for our members to be celebrated but also reinforced the message that the efforts of those committed to service and excellence in the construction industry and beyond do not go unnoticed. As we reflect on this significant occasion, we are reminded of the strength and impact of our collective presence and the importance of continuing our work with zeal and visibility.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Representative Lydia Glaize for her recognition and support, and to Marta for their hospitality. To our members, let this day serve as a beacon of encouragement and a testament to the influence and respect that NABWIC commands across communities and industries.

 
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