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Review for National Research Center for Women & Families, Inc., Washington, DC, USA
Diana Zuckerman and the National Research Center for Women & Families is an incredible resource for evidence-based medical facts on a variety of topics from healthy living to hormone replacement therapy, from work and family issues and survival guides to smoking, drinking, violence and other risky behaviors.
In addition, The Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund is the new name for all the work the National Research Center for Women & Families does to help adults and children reduce their risk of getting cancer and to make sure that everyone gets the best possible treatment.
The NRC does a fabulous public service as far as vetting information and providing evidence through which one can make an intelligent decision when it comes to health and family decisions. Their information is reliable and totally unbiased.
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Will you volunteer or donate to this organization?
Definitely
How much of an impact do you think this organization has?
Life-changing
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
2012
Review for National Research Center for Women & Families, Inc., Washington, DC, USA
My involvement with the National Resource Center began when I researched organizations that benefited working mothers and a variety of health care topics for newsletters I was writing. The NRC name kept appearing. Investigating the NRC further, I was especially impressed by its interest and involvement in work/family balance issues and on providing assistance to women in their multi-faceted lives, which often prove extremely stressful due to needing to balance multiple responsibilities. The amount of support and tools the NRC offers is incredible! Having been a single working mom myself, I was very impressed and found the information NRC provides personally very useful.
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I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
As a result of my findings and the impression I developed about the organization, I invited the president of the NRC to speak to a group of professional and college women in Chicago and became a supporter of the organization, benefiting from its newsletters and website information.
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
somehow provide them with more visibility so they can better reach a wider audience. For a small group, they have been doing great things!
