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	National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, Inc. Miami Chapter in celebraton of 2010 Women’s History Month present the Alicia Baró Achievement Award 2010 Honoree Elizabeth Erazo Baez NACOPRW Alicia Baró Achievement Awardees & Members Photo left to right: 2008 Evelyn Martinez, 1996 Nilsa Velázquez, 2002 Nora Smith, 2010 Elizabeth Erazo Baez, 1998 Iris Corchado, NACOPRW President Lucy del Valle Noriega and Keynote Speaker Miream Sierra. Sunday, March 21, 2010 At the Hilton Miami Airport Hotel 5101 Blue Lagoon Drive, Miami, Florida, 33126 Photo: Miream Sierra and Elizabeth Erazo Baez Keynote Speaker MIREAM SIERRA Hispanic Services Director Memorial Hospital Pembroke Pines, Florida Photo: Gelyn Erazo, Lucy del Valle Noriega, Elizabeth Erazo Baez and Natalie Baez ASPIRA FAMILY Photo: Lucy del Valle Noriega, Daisy Franklin, Elizabeth E. Baez, Miream Sierra, and Sandra Sanchez Dear Friends of NACOPRW Puerto Rican women have demonstrated their ability to lead in all aspects of life. Our honoree today exceeds in the arts and thus it is our distinct pleasure to applaud her success and to witness her contributions to the community that surrounds her. It is with great pride that we call her one of our own and wish her continued blessings as she moves forward in her stellar career. She has flourished where she has been planted and helped blossomed many other women, men and children in the community. It is this philanthropic spirit that makes her stand out among the very best leaders. She is truly worthy of the Alicia Baro Achievement Award. She has followed in the footsteps of the great women who have come before her such as the late, Dr. Ivette Arteaga Morgan, the first recipient of the Award in 1995. President of NACOPRW Lucy Del Valle Noriega
About NACOPRW: In 1972 a group of Puerto Rican women met in Washington D.C. and made a commitment to support the rights of women. The Washington D.C. chapter was founded with Aida Berio as the first president. This historic moment marked the birth of the National Conference of Puerto Rican Women (NACOPRW) a non-profit organization, which promotes the full  participation of Puerto Rican and other Hispanic women in their economic, social and political life in the United States and Puerto Rico. Through the years NACOPRW has been recognized for its involvement in the community and efforts on women’s rights. The Miami Chapter was founded in 1977. Its first Board was presided by Dr. Alicia S. Baró. For further information about NACOPRW call 305-651-9544.
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