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Since 1952, Junior League of Bakersfield (JLB) has been committed to promoting voluntarism and to training members for community leadership. All JLB members share a strong commitment to community service through voluntarism. We seek women of all races, cultures and backgrounds who are interested in the benefits of working together with us to positively impact our community.



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January
27-28 Winter Leadership Houston, TX
31 Board Meeting

February
6 GAP Career Night
10 Informational Meeting

March
21 Informational Meeting

April
17 Informational Meeting
26 Annual Conference in SF
Last Week Pasadena Showcase House
28 Spring Work Day

June
12 Sustainer Luncheon 11:30 @ BCC


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Thank You Winefest Committee 2011!


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2011 JLB Enabling & Project
 
Funds Recipients:
 
2011FundRecipientsSmallest:

• Arvin Family Resource Center

• Bethany Services (Bakersfield Homeless Center)

• Boys and Girls Club of Kern County

• Buena Vista Museum of Natural History

• Kern Bridges Youth Homes

• Kern Partnership for Children and Families

• San Joaquin Hospital

• Society for Disabled Children

• JLB Girl’s Achievement Program



State Public Affairs Committee


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SPAC



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Speak Up When You're Down



campaign for post-partum depression awareness






There Really Ought to be a Law!
by Andrea Medina - Senior SPAC


Shocked by the number of post-natal suicides in California in 2008, a Provisional League member from Los Angeles suggested there needed to be some sort of system to prepare doctors and related experts to deal with pre and post-natal depressed mothers.  This provisional entered her idea into the There Ought to be a Law Contest and her idea was selected by SPAC.  Two years later, ACR 105 declaring the month of May in California Perinatal Depression Awareness Month was signed into law.

In your work and community, have you ever thought, "there really ought to be a law about...", or "a law that did this would really help the people I support in my Junior League Project"?  If so, we want to hear from you!

Your ideas and suggestions could include ideas for new laws, a change in existing law, or any new legislation that supports our efforts in our four focus groups: education, family support, health and violence prevention.

Please email your idea for a new law, along with your contact information, JLB project that may be helped in this way (not a necessity) and any expert you know who we should talk to about this issue along with their contact information.  You can email me at andrea.medina4@gmail.com

 


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