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Oasis Legacy Award 2024: Cecile Reynaud recognized for leadership in women's athletics

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By Rhamira Corbett, Mary Deschler, Jillian Fry
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
Rhamira Corbett, Mary Deschler and Jillian Fry Special to the Tallahassee Democrat For 17 years, The Oasis Center for Women & Girls has held an annual community-wide celebration of women and girls during Women’s History Month. We think one way to encourage girls to believe they can be and do anything is to show them endless possibilities for their lives. By celebrating the achievements of women before them, we are lighting a path for them to follow into their future.
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Oasis Trailblazer: Barby Moro pours out perks as CEO of RedEye Coffee

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By Mary Deschler
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Oasis Center for Women and Girls’ Board of Directors is proud to recognize Barby Moro, the owner and CEO of RedEye Coffee, as a 2022 Trailblazer. Barby holds the groundbreaking role as the first Hispanic woman to own and operate a commercial coffee roasting business in Tallahassee — and possibly the region.
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Women's history: Oasis Center remembers Anita Davis with inaugural Legacy Award

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By Mary Deschler
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In honor of Women’s History Month in March, The Oasis Center for Women and Girls is proud to recognize Anita Davis, with our inaugural Legacy Award. The longtime community leader passed away in January of 2021 at 84, but Oasis was honored to share this award with her family. Davis is a local legend of service and trailblazing work and a pioneer in Black representation in local government.
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