The Hispanic Women's Network of Texas promotes the advancement of women in public, corporate,
and civic life through education, personal and professional development.
and civic life through education, personal and professional development.
The Hispanic Women's Network of Texas
HWNT is a state-wide organization made up of 10 chapters across the state of Texas: Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, Denton, Houston, Corpus Christi, Rio Grande Valley and South Texas. We are women from diverse backgrounds, each of us committed to promoting the participation of Hispanic women in public, corporate and civic arenas. HWNT seeks to advance the educational, cultural, social, legal and economic well-being of all women through a broader awareness of their role in society, business and family. Members seek to celebrate the positive image and values of the Hispanic culture.
HWNT is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and has become the premier Hispanic women's organization in Texas. Collaboration is fundamental to our success. In 1986, Latina visionaries from across Texas realized the need for a statewide Latina-based leadership organization. Since its inception, members continue to establish programs designed to cultivate the interests of Hispanic women. For more information about our state-wide organization, please visit: www.HWNT.org
HWNT is a state-wide organization made up of 10 chapters across the state of Texas: Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, Denton, Houston, Corpus Christi, Rio Grande Valley and South Texas. We are women from diverse backgrounds, each of us committed to promoting the participation of Hispanic women in public, corporate and civic arenas. HWNT seeks to advance the educational, cultural, social, legal and economic well-being of all women through a broader awareness of their role in society, business and family. Members seek to celebrate the positive image and values of the Hispanic culture.
HWNT is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and has become the premier Hispanic women's organization in Texas. Collaboration is fundamental to our success. In 1986, Latina visionaries from across Texas realized the need for a statewide Latina-based leadership organization. Since its inception, members continue to establish programs designed to cultivate the interests of Hispanic women. For more information about our state-wide organization, please visit: www.HWNT.org
HWNT Fort Worth Chapter
Currently at 250 members, HWNT Fort Worth is the largest chapter in Texas. We are a multi-cultural mix of men and women of all ages. Through networking and professional development we help one another reach goals, promote our businesses, and offer support and resources to elevate our Hispanic community.
Our activities include the Latinas in Progress© Education Program, Cafe con Leche socials, Stand Up! and Be Inspired! programs, annual Dia de los Muertos Gala, health information sessions, Salsa Cook-Off competitions and involvement with HWNT's Annual State Conference. We build lasting friendships and look forward to meeting you!
Currently at 250 members, HWNT Fort Worth is the largest chapter in Texas. We are a multi-cultural mix of men and women of all ages. Through networking and professional development we help one another reach goals, promote our businesses, and offer support and resources to elevate our Hispanic community.
Our activities include the Latinas in Progress© Education Program, Cafe con Leche socials, Stand Up! and Be Inspired! programs, annual Dia de los Muertos Gala, health information sessions, Salsa Cook-Off competitions and involvement with HWNT's Annual State Conference. We build lasting friendships and look forward to meeting you!
For more information about the HWNT Fort Worth Chapter, please contact:
Crystal Alba, Chair at fw-chair@hwnt.org or visit www.hwntfw.org.
Crystal Alba, Chair at fw-chair@hwnt.org or visit www.hwntfw.org.
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