Meet 5 of Reading's women leaders at a special program on March 26, presented by the Office of Equity and Social Justice and the Women's League of Reading

Flyer by the Reading Public Library.

Reading Public Library (RPL), Reading, MA—On March 26 at 7 pm hear from five of Reading’s distinguished women leaders at a special panel discussion. Joining the panel for this enlightening conversation:

Deputy Chief of Police Christine Amendola has over 27 years of law enforcement experience, and has held numerous leadership positions throughout her career.

Pastor Mary Curlew is Rector of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd and a licensed independent clinical social worker specializing in community and individual trauma informed care.

Sarah Samuels is a Partner at NEPC and oversees the firm's asset allocation, portfolio construction, OCIO and investment manager selection across private markets, hedge funds and public markets.

Alyssa Spinale is a dedicated community leader currently serving as Vice President of the Women’s League of Reading and a Nurse Practitioner.

Jayne Wellman is Reading’s Acting Town Manager, overseeing communications, procurement, community development, and key resident services including elder services, recreation, and veterans’ programs.

Liz Whitelam is the owner of Whitelam Books, a vibrant bookstore for readers of all ages in the heart of downtown Reading.

The evening will also include a cello musical selection and poetry readings by a local artist. Light refreshments will be served.

We look forward to welcoming community members for an engaging and inspiring celebration of Women’s History Month on Thursday, March 26, from 6 - 8 pm at The Reading Public Library.

For more information visit: https://readingpl.libnet.info/event/15699170

This event is organized by Partners and Allies for Inclusive Reading (PAIR) and sponsored by the Office of Equity and Social Justice, the Women’s League of Reading, the Town of Reading, and the Reading Public Library.