Dr. Ludy Green Speaks Out On Washington Business Tonight

Dr. Ludy Green was interviewed on December 3rd on News Channel 8 Washington Business Tonight. Dr. Green speaks to the victims of domestic violence that Second Chance Employment Services has placed, even in this down economy in which the workload has nearly tripled. Second Chance has recently placed women in employment positions with banks and hospitals. Additionally Second Chance has had to take on more intervention roles beyond employment services to fully rehabilitate a victim, such as child care, counselors, plastic surgeons, and legal assistance. Dr. Green thanks the community for their help in supporting these women to start a second chance in life. Dr. Green recently returned from Syria and Jordon to share her non-profit structure.

Dr. Ludy Green Speaks At AAUW Washington, DC Branch

Shown in photo:

JoAnn Samuel, and Kathy Horak Smith, and Dr. Ludy Green (right)

On Saturday, March 9, 2009 Dr. Ludy Green spoke at the American Association of University Women (AAUW) Washington, DC Branch's March Lunceon held at Alfio's la Trattoria in Chevy Chase, Maryland.

Dr. Ludy Green was introduced to the luncheon attendees by Kathy Horak Smith. Dr. Green recounted her work as President of Second Chance Employment Services in providing employment for victims of domestic violence. She relayed the many years of her membership with AAUW and the significance this organization has brought to Dr. Ludy Green in starting her organization, Second Chance.

Dr. Green has held many leadership positions in AAUW which she credited as great and invaluable experiences. The attendees participated in discussions regarding the importance of education for victims of domestic to gain meaningful employment opportunities. Basic training is provided in many formats to women seeking to gain independence through the workforce. Second Chance Employment Services helps to direct victims to locations of training from English classes to computer classes. The luncheon participants recounted the importance of education and self reliance for women which compliment the mission and services of Second Chance Employment Services.

Submitted by Stephanie Willson