Throughout the ages, women have been leaders in the home, in business, professions, government and non-profit areas. The idea of bringing together Tarrant County women originated in the 1980s.
The endeavors of Women's Policy Forum co-founders Karen Perkins and Peg Knapp were initially sponsored by The Women's Center of Tarrant County. The first general membership meeting of the Women's Policy Forum was held in January of 1987. The first membership directory was published in July 1988.
Sandy Kautz, Betty Rowland, Sally Burt, and Kerry Neuhardt
Dr. Di Ann Sanchez 2026
Amy Rasor 2025
Michelle Crim 2024
Rebecca Montgomery 2023
Karmen Rubin 2022
Cathy Holt 2021
Linda Garcia 2020
Cathy Neece Brown 2019
Karen Myers 2018
Pat Cheong 2017
Margaret DeMoss 2016
Tracy Marshall 2015
Rachel Malone 2014
Sheryl Harris 2013
Barbara Williams 2012
Mary Lee Hafley 2011
Nancy Mitchell 2010
Monica Prather 2009
Sally Burt 2008
Kathryn Bryan 2007
Victoria Powell 2005-2006
E. Kim Dignum 2004
Libby Lanzara 2003
Cheryl Ford-Mente 2002
Judy Stempel 2001
Susan Wilcox 2000
Judith Harman 1999
Sandra Gonzales 1998
Jane W. Hardwick 1997
Carolyn Robertson 1996
Harriet Harral 1995
Anne Diveley 1994
Elaine Klos 1993
Louise Carvey 1992
Loralee Pohl 1991
Jayne Lipe 1990
Peg Knapp 1989
Karen Perkins 1988
- 2015 Roadmap to the Future: Health, Education, Policy and Business in 2030
- 2016 Future Smart: What does the Future Expect of Us?
- 2017 In the Driver's Seat: Fueling Economic Security and Opportunity for Women
- 2018 Closing the Gender Gap: Its Effects on Women, Families and the Economy
- 2019 Glass Ceilings |Glass Floors: Breaking Through for Gender Equity
- 2020 The Changing Face of Health Care
- 2022 The Journey to Mental Health Wellness in Tarrant County
- 2023 Local Women Leaders Panel - Be An Impressive Leader
- 2024 Women's Political Behaviors
- 2025 Empowering Women Entrepreneurs
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