The Oklahoma Women’s Coalition is excited to announce the naming of our Interim Executive Director, Chelsey Branham. Branham, a Chickasaw citizen, has over 15 years of experience in leadership development, policy, and executive administration in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, including service in Oklahoma’s 57th State Legislature. Board chair...

  The Oklahoma Women’s Coalition today announced the departure of their Executive Director, Liz Charles. Charles has led the organization for more than three years and brought a fresh strategic perspective to the statewide organization’s efforts.  Board chair Laura Lang said the departure is bittersweet, but she is excited to...

Oklahoma Women’s Coalition Names Board Vice Chairwoman Oklahoma City – Oklahoma Women’s Coalition, an advocacy organization working to advance gender equity and justice, announced the election of Bailey Perkins, State Advocacy and Public Policy Director for Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma and the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma, as...

Advocates in Oklahoma and across the country continue to shine a light on the trauma and anger caused by the long history of systemic racism, white supremacy, and unequal justice in our country. In the midst of a pandemic disproportionately affecting Black people due to economic inequality, lack of access...

COVID-19 Resources  & OWC Coverage As we adapt to respond to the ever-changing circumstances around this crisis, OWC will continue to keep those we serve – women in Oklahoma – at the center of our work. Here you’ll find resources and pertinent information on how COVID-19 is impacting women within...

  For Immediate Release: February 20, 2020 CONTACT: Nicole Eubanks (405) 286-0356 nicole@okwc.org Oklahoma Women’s Coalition Rallies for Women’s Rights Fight Tulsa and Oklahoma City – Leading women’s organization joins the national battle to amend the Constitution to enshrine equal rights regardless of sex. Oklahoma Women’s Coalition will host a...

Campaign Training Program Aims to Increase Female Representation in the Political Pipeline OKLAHOMA CITY – Two leading women’s organizations partner to address the underrepresentation of women in elected office in Oklahoma. Pipeline to Politics takes place on Saturday, January 25th presented by The Oklahoma Women’s Coalition and The Carl Albert...

Four New Members Join OWC’s Board of Directors OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Women’s Coalition announced the addition of four new members to the 2020 slate of Board of Directors. New members include Shelley Cadamy of Tulsa, Malika Cox of Oklahoma City, Caroline Lowery of Edmond, and Tahira Taqi of Tulsa. “We...