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Betty Accomazzo, Katharine Bartlett, Sister Kathleen Clark, and C. Louise Boehringer

The Arizona Women's Hall of Fame 2008 inductees.

Betty Accomazzo – used by permission from the Betty Accomazzo family

Katharine Bartlett – used by permission from the Museum of Northern Arizona

Sister Kathleen Clark – used by permission from Casa de los Niños

C. Louise Boehringer – used by permission from the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records

News

Cancelled - Programs and Grants Workshop, November 14th, 2008. Information on upcoming workshops will be forthcoming.

Updated! New grant opportunities!

The Carnegie Center, located in downtown Phoenix, will host the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame 2008 induction ceremony on Thursday, November 13th. The ceremony honors four remarkable women who have played a significant role in the history of Arizona. For more information on the new Women's Hall of Fame exhibit and interactive website, click here.

On Thursday, November 13th, 2008 the Arizona State University's West Campus will host, "Religious Diversity and Public Discourse," a public debate and discussion about the challenges of religious diversity. For more information, click here.

Updated! Visit the Between Fences visual archive.

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