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Women At Work is a career and job resource center with a mission to help women September - December 2009
reach their full employment and earnings potential in a supportive environment.

Our Success–30 Years

of Service to Women
From research to job search,
WAW has helped thousands

I
magine receiving your paycheck after an arduous
and difficult week of work; only to find that your
check was 41% less than your male co-workers. This
was the world for thousands of women in 1979 but,
most importantly, it was the world that five Pasadena
women set out to change.
Barbara Burke, Marge Lauritson Leighton, Betty Ann
Jansson, Rosemary Gunn and Karnie Cooper had met one
another through the Pasadena League of Women Voters in
fall 1974. Their passion for women’s issues brought them
together, and their knowledge of urban problems soon took
them on an incredible journey. Determined to make a dif-
ference these five women banded together in November of
1975 to form Pasadena Urban Research Consultants, which
Continued on page 4

Women At
Work’s home
from 1994
to 2008

WAW Hours:
La Pintoresca
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday Branch Library
9:30 am - 4:30 pm Fresh Start Tuesday
Wednesday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
9:30 am - 7:00 pm 1355 No. Raymond Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91103
2nd Saturday of each month 626-744-7268
10:00 am - 2:00 pm Servicios en Español - Página 7
626-796-6870 Se habla Español
In the office on Holly Street
Early Bird Drop-In Services Computer Class
Entrepreneur Job Seekers Assistance Group
(For All Job Seekers)
FREE
Schedule
Workshops Wednesday at
12 Noon SHARP - 1 pm
NEW DAY All classes meet 10 am -11:30 am

Series Computer User’s Assistance Group

Tuesdays at 2 pm - 3 pm
FREE
SEPTEMBER 2009
Class Date
Computer Classes
in English meet from
Word 1 Tues 8
Technical assistance will be available in the computer Excel 1 Thur 10 10 am to 11:30 am
Thinking about lab.  While clients may use the lab for the entire hour,
Excel 2 Tues 15 Tuesdays & Thursdays
personal assistance may be limited to 15 minutes per person.
turning your Excel 3 Thur 17
dream of starting Resume Critique Group $10 Access Tues 22 90 minute classes
a business into Thursdays at 2 pm SHARP - 3 pm PowerPoint Thur 24 • $30 for each class
reality? Meet with a technical writer in a small group format for Outlook Tues 29 • $75 for three
input and recommendations on substance, language and • $140 for six
Want to learn how to turn (prepaid)
formatting for a job-winning resume OCTOBER 2009
your idea into a primary 20 minutes per client; 4 clients maximum Class Date Prepayment
or significant source of
Word 1 Thurs 1 guarantees a space.
income? Latina Orientación GRATIS
Miércoles a las 10:30 EN PUNTO - 11:30 am
Word 2 Tues 6 Grant-funded clients,
Word 3 Thurs 8 see your counselor.
Learn how to write Vengan al grupo para hablar sobre los servicios
a business plan, ofrecidos que le ayudaran en su búsqueda de trabajo. Excel 1 Tues 13
legal considerations, Excel 2 Thurs 16
financing options, Career Resource Room: Excel 3 Tues 20 Word 1, 2, & 3 -
promoting your business, Search thousands of current job openings from entry- Powerpoint Tues 27 Beginning Word skills,
basic recordkeeping, formatting complex
level to professional level. Unlimited computer use (Wi-Fi Access Thurs 29
accounting and more. Included) reports, creating a resume
and working with tables,
NOVEMBER 2009
The workshop is limited graphics, autotext, and
Job Search Related Office Services: Class Date
to 15 participants, so mail merge.
Includes copies, fax, and printing for a nominal fee. Word 1 Tues 3
register early!
The Career Library has books on career planning, Word 2 Thurs 5 Excel 1, 2, & 3 -
Coffee provided. occupations, training programs, job searching and Word 3 Tues 10 Creating a worksheet,
employer profiles. Excel 1 Thurs 12 formulas, functions,
Excel 2 Tues 17 formatting, and queries,
Four Self-Serve Testing and Computer Tutorials: Excel 3 Thurs 19 and analyzing, charting,
prepare for employment exams or brush up on your Access Tues 24
Consecutive typing, 10-key, and computer software skills.
and working with large
worksheets.
Wednesday Fees: $2 per visit 5-visit pass for $5 (no expiration) DECEMBER 2009
Mornings 2 months unlimited visits for $20 Class Date Outlook - Will cover
6 months unlimited visits for $30 Word 1 Tues 1 e-mail, calendaring and
October 7 1 year unlimited visits for $60
Word 2 Thur 3 contact management.
October 14 Word 3 Tues 8
October 21 By Appointment Excel 1
Excel 2
Thur 10
Tues 15
Access - Creating and
using a basic database.
October 28
Services Excel 3 Thur 17
PowerPoint -
6:30 am –8:00 am Individual Career Counseling: $75* Captivating multi-media
Meet with a Career Counselor to explore potential presentations for meetings,
$50.00 for the series careers. 60 minutes lectures, or the web.
*Sliding scale available with documentation &
counselor’s approval
3871 E. Colorado Blvd
First Floor Occupational Testing/Career Assessment: $190 CAREER COUNSELORS’ TIPS:
Pasadena, CA 91107 Take the Strong Interest Inventory and the Myers-Briggs DON’T limit yourself to looking for jobs on the
Type Indicator. By appointment Two sessions for testing internet.
and interpretation, 90-minutes each
Please register by calling DO use several job search techniques (especially
626-796-6870 ext 0 Individual Resume Counseling: networking) to maximize your job leads. To learn
Website: www. Expert guidance for improving or developing your more about networking, you may want to attend
womenatwork.org targeted resume our workshop “The Many Ways of Finding A Job.”
30 minute session - $30 60 minute session - $60

WAW • 2 •S eptember -D ecember 2009

Workshop Schedule Connecting With Others to Explore a
New Career $25
Tech
SEPTEMBER
Monday, October 26 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
• What answers do you need to plan your education
Workshops
SPECIAL WORKSHOP: Vision Boarding $15 and career?
Saturday, September 12 10:30 am to Noon • What is informational interviewing. Build a Website
Plan your next career move with a popular technique! • Learn how to contact others to get inside information. on a Shoestring
Create a collage of what you envision for your future, Budget $25
using magazine pictures or your own pictures. NOVEMBER Wednesday,
What’s Next? September 23
EMPLOYER FORUM Our Most Popular Event Taking a Fresh Look at Your Career $25 5:30 to 7:00pm
Wednesday, September 16 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm Wednesday, November 4 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. FOR BEGINNERS. Thinking
Employers will be onsite to describe job opportunities and Helps you answer three questions: of making a website but
current openings. Visit www.womenatwork.org for names • “What have I learned from my work life?” don’t know where to start?
of confirmed employers. Donation requested. • “What’s most important to me?” Learn the basic skills to
• “What do I value in my work life and environment?” build a website for little to
45+ and Job Hunting $25 no cost.
Monday, September 21 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Interviews that Win Jobs $25
It happens to everyone...but learn how to use your age Thursday, November 12 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Linked In $25
to your advantage. Maximize your opportunities and Learn and practice successful interviewing techniques.
Saturday
discover what has worked for others. October 10
Mock Interview Practice Session $25 10:30 am-12pm
ASK THE PRO: “Multi-Level Marketing” Saturday, November 14 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Learn how to use “Linked
ent
Wednesday, September 30 Special Ev Prepare for an individual or panel job interview. In,” the most popular
5:30 to 7:00 pm Vickie McConnell Representatives from Professionals In Human Resource online networking site for
Looking to earn extra income? Multilevel Marketing levels Association (PIHRA) will conduct interviews and provide professionals.  Required:
the income earning playing field for women and affords feedback. Attendees should register
everyone a means to earn passive income while keeping 20-minute individual interview $30 for a LinkedIn account
their current jobs. It is typically low start up cost and little 30-minute panel interview $40 before they come to the
overhead, and you are in business for yourself but not workshop.  Visit www.
by yourself. Come hear a pro talk about this growing 45+ and Job Hunting $25 LinkedIn.com and click
concept. Donation requested. Monday, November 16 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. “Join Today” to register.
It happens to everyone..but learn how to use your age
OCTOBER to your advantage. Maximize your opportunities and Quickbooks $45
Interviews that Win Jobs $25 discover what has worked for others. Saturday
Thursday, October 1 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EMPLOYER FORUM Our Most Popular Event November 14
It can be the most challenging part of searching for a job! Wednesday, November 18 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm 10:30am-12:30pm
Learn and practice successful interviewing techniques. Employers will be onsite to describe job opportunities Learn how to use
and current openings. Visit www.womenatwork.org for Quickbooks, the most
Moving on After a Job Loss $25 names of confirmed employers. Donation requested. commonly used accounting
Monday, October 5 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm package for small and
Are you stuck in the past but need to plan for the future? DECEMBER medium-sized businesses.
• Explore your reactions to job loss
Moving On After Job Loss $25
• Discover what you’ve learned about yourself
Monday, December 7 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Job Seaching on
• Help your family and friends to help you
Are you stuck in the past but need to plan for the future? the Internet $25
• Explore your reactions to job loss Thursday, December 3
Turn Tough Times into New Success: $15
Expanding Through Change • Discover what you’ve learned about yourself 4:00 to 6:00 pm
ent
Wednesday, October 21 Special Ev • Help your family and friends to help you • Learn how to find job
openings online
5:30 pm to 7:00 p.m. Bert Engelhardt, MA
• Get tips on how to
This interactive workshop offers immediate, useful Stay in contact with us here:
Twitter search effectively
strategies for expanding in a time of change..not just
http://twitter.com/WAWpasadena • What types of website
surviving. Participants gain practical skills and exciting
are available to job
new ways of thinking and acting when faced with change Facebook
seekers?
and new challenges in life. Limit: 20 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Women-At-Work-
Pre-requisite. Must know
Pasadena/74029782074
The Many Ways of Finding A Job $25 how to use the intenet.
LinkedIn - “Women At Work –
Thursday, October 22 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Pasadena Career Center”
• Do you feel your job search is limited? http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=150357 Tech workshops limited to
• Explore various ways of finding work 8 people in the lab
Text Messaging
• What is “Networking” and how can it improve your job To receive text messages on your cell phone,
search? email: kjones@womenatwork.org
WAW • 3 • S eptember -D ecember 2009

30 Years!
The song says “My Next 30 Years.”
But take a short look back with us
through the article in this newslet-
ter about how far Women At Work
has come. Started by 5 women and
continued by three incredible women,
their journey took them through years
of national turmoil, changes in the
roles of females and males, and trans-
formations in the workplace.
I am pleased and honored that on
October 17 we will recognize the
women who put this organization
together and have in many ways made
my journey possible. They crafted a
small boat, launched it on a large
lake, headed out towards the mighty
ocean. Today that boat is now a ship,
navigating against a storm, in search
of smooth waters. But the passengers
on board, from the Board members to
the clients, continue to navigate with
us, hoisting the sail and being steady
crew members. The weather ahead is
clear as we continue our journey.
It has indeed been a busy summer
and as we move into fall, much
is happening. I encourage you
to check out many of our courses
along with our continuing classes
and programs. And take advan-
tage of our two employer forums,
scheduled for both September and
November. Plus check out the many
more job announcements we are
receiving.
Please do make plans to join us on
Saturday, October 17 for what will
truly be an incredible evening of fun,
surprises and recognition. Never
before have I seen an event take
shape that holds so much potential,
and promises to be entertaining while
also educational! 5:30PM at the
Pasadena Senior Center.
Finally, though it seems months away,
our annual Holiday Open House
looms on the horizon. Wednesday,
December 9, 5-7PM is that date!
Come and celebrate!
Happy fall and see you on October 17
at the Senior Center.
Robin McCarthy
Executive Director
WAW • 4 • S eptember -D ecember 2009
WOMEN AT WORK • Continued from page 1
would last until 1980. They secured a one-
room rented office space on Green Street,
starting with a card table and a donated cof-
fee pot. Each woman donated $75 to get the
company running. And run, it certainly did.
All the women brought her own exper-
tise on a variety of social issues: teaching
(Burke), urban demography (Leighton),
criminal justice (Cooper), and social work
(Jansson). The partnership was able to ob-
tain a number of consulting jobs performing
non-profit evaluations and housing studies.
By 1979, the partners were aware of the
changing trends for women in the work- Co-founder/Executive Director Betty Ann Jansson, standing, aids
a client in looking through job resource books
force. Each was aware of the discrepancies
After some visits to other women’s career
in their paychecks when compared to the
men in their field but each was centers throughout the state, it was
stricken by the fact that, regard- The center has decided that “Women At Work”
less of gender, they all had the become an would open a “Resource Room”
same responsibilities and fiscal which would have job listings,
integral part of the books on women’s employment,
needs.
Since they weren’t an incor- community, and and also offer seminars and work-
porated non-profit, Pasadena in these dire times shops on career fields and plan-
Urban Research Consultants was of recession and ning. Space was rented from the
barred from receiving founda- economic change, Pasadena YWCA , and Betty Ann,
tion grants Marge, and Barbara assumed their
Women At Work positions as co-executive directors.
to study
issues is more pertinent On October 27, 1980 an article ap-
they had than ever. peared in the Pasadena Star News
come to be announcing “Women At Work”
knowl- was open for business.
edgeable about. The The organization received a lot of media at-
women decided to tention including a piece with Ann Martin, ABC
disband their partner- news reporter, and Mary Lou Loper wrote a piece
ship and incorporate for the Los Angeles Times in 1983. The attention
as a 501-c-3 non- attracted many new clients over the upcoming
Board member, Jennifer Hamilton profit in 1979. Karrie months.
counsels a client on human
Cooper and Rosemary After 30 years of growth, physical moves and
resources skills
Gunn left to pursue ever changing educational offerings, Women At
other endeavors leaving Marge Leighton, Work continues.. The center has become an inte-
Betty Ann Jansson and Barbara Burke to gral part of the community, and in these dire times
become the founders of “Women At Work.” of recession and economic challenge, Women At
Armed with a self-help book on how to Work is more pertinent than ever. Women are still
become a non-profit, determination and hard finding and choosing unconventional jobs and ca-
work, the women agreed their new organiza- reers from construction worker to doctor and into
tion would concentrate on career services board rooms across the country. Thirty years later,
for women. They changed the name to the men have started entering the doors of Women at
Work as they too begin
simple, yet perfectly clear title of “Women
At Work.” Marge Leighton suggested the to enter into “unconven-
idea after noticing the “Men At Work” tional” jobs. Whether it
construction signs commonly seen. “Women be CEOs, retail workers,
At Work” became the public name in the or accountants every-
community. one is in need of a job
Shortly after the board developed the and many find it behind
mission statement still used today: “Women the doors at Women At
At Work is a career and job resource center Work where counseling,
with a mission to help women reach their classes, and success are
full employment and earnings potential in a available for all who
supportive environment.” choose to enter.
WOMEN AT WORK Workshop
HAPPENINGS offered for Non-profits
and Community
Organizations
How to
Secure Grants
Step-by-Step Guide to
Grant Writing

2 Days -
Friday, October 23
& Saturday, October 24
9am-3pm
$299 registration per person
Learn how to prepare competitive
East West Bank Bakes it Up grant proposals, starting with
research to determine the most
appropriate grant sources. The
Executive Director Robin McCarthy joins the talented bakers of East West Bank who raised ten major components of grant
over $2000 in an all-day delicious bake sale to benefit Women At Work. Special thanks to
applications/proposals required
Women At Work Board Member Kelly Adams, First Vice President with East West Bank.
by the majority of funding sources
are covered in detail. Leave with
knowledge and tools to develop
master template for use in preparing
multiple grants in the future.

Call for participants!

BABY BOOM WOMEN:
The First Wave 1946-1950
I am conducting an interview study
with women born between the years
1946-1950. If you are willing to and
interested in participating in the study,
please contact:
Carole Weeks, Ph.D. (818) 618-7509

Levitt Event:
An Evening of Success,
Food, Friends & Music
s Career Counselors Mayra Basteris, left and Diane Woodard,
right, flank former client Anita Sgambati, who teared up when
speaking about how hard it was to be without a job, but coming
to “... Women At Work provided me a place to get help and
volunteer.” Anita is now back at work, and “..love my job.”

Guests Diana Peterson More and Wendy Anderson came to

the Levitt event for a cool night of friends and music, to benefit
Women At Work client services.
s
 Volunteering Ameriprise Awards Grant
Brings Benefits
Ameriprise Senior
Financial Advisor Cristina
Fuentes, right, presents a

for New Grad check to Women At Work

Board Member Marsha
Rood for $20,000.
Ameriprise Financial
By Allison Switzer, Volunteer since 2008
Services, Inc. awarded the
grant in August to support
My name is Allison. I Core Employment Services,
am a 22 year old graduate a program that serves
of UC Davis. Soon after I more than 500 individuals
graduated with my degree each month with one-on-
in Women and Gender one career counseling,
Studies last June, I started job preparation skills
looking for an entry-level training and hundreds of
job listings. “Ameriprise
job in a nonprofit. After of a couple of months with
Financial is dedicated
little success, I found out about Women At Work to supporting organizations, like Women At Work, that share our goal of
through a newspaper ad when they moved to their improving lives and building strong communities,” explained Fuentes. “I’m
new location in October. When I explained my proud to play a role in supporting this worthwhile cause.
interests to Cindy, our Resource
Volunteering Room Coordinator, she asked
if I might be interested in
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to be done at once. My data entry skills have also Questions and answers!
improved since I started volunteering, and more

importantly, I have become more comfortable with
increased responsibility, working in the front office
when staff is not available.
Volunteering at Women At Work has not only
expanded my skills, but added on-the-job experience
to my resume. I continue to volunteer for Women
At Work because, in a competitive job market, it is
important for me to continue to be professionally
active while I look for a job. I also have an unpaid
internship with another Pasadena nonprofit, Young
and Healthy, that enables me to enhance my skills at
the same time.
I enjoy coming to Women at Work because I
like helping women and men find jobs and helping
them to acquire the skills they need to navigate the
current job market. It is actually a pretty good deal
for me. I learn new things and gain experience
while helping others who have similar needs. Many
clients express their gratefulness for the services
that Women At Work provides and for the time that I
give to helping them. job search.” Suzanne’s investment in her future is a wise choice in today’s
WAW • 6 • S eptember -D ecember 2009
JustCianse!
Planning Her Next Move,
Suzanne became worried about her job security after hearing so much
news about lay-offs. During her 15 years as a fundraiser, she’d often won-
dered if it was the “right” career for her. She decided to find out.
First, she attended the workshop, “What’s Next: Taking A Fresh Look
At Your Career,” which gave her a forum for sharing her work experiences,
and provided insight into her values, interests, and criteria for a fulfilling
work life. Next, she took a deeper look at herself by completing occupa-
tional testing, which includes both the MBTI (Myers Briggs Type Indica-
tor) and Strong Interest Inventory.
Suzanne learned that she’s well suited for fundraising as well as some
other careers that she might want to pursue. The in-depth testing helped
her decide to stay in her career for the short term, while remaining open to
considering other careers in the future.
She said, “It’s invaluable to have a deeper awareness of my personality
and my career strengths. Also, it’s a relief to know that if I’m laid off and
need to find a new position, I’ll be ready to hit the ground running in my
challenging job market.
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mejorar las posibilidades empleo en español en la biblioteca La Pintoresca.
de empleo para Latinas La biblioteca La Pintoresca esta situada en 1355
de bajos recursos con North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena. Una cita es
barreras culturales y/o necesaria para poder hablar con una consejera.
lingüísticas. Servicios Pueden llamar directamente a la biblioteca al (626)
son gratuitos e incluyen 744-7268 para reservar su cita.
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búsqueda de trabajo, y ¡Regístrese para una
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Clase de Computación!
Las clases de computación se reúnen por una
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hora y media cada miércoles de 12:00pm (en
con la consejera,
punto) a 1:30pm. Pedimos que se registren con
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anticipación. Se pueden matricular llamando a su
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La Pintoresca Branch Library
Fresh Start Tuesday 30 Yeresaary
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Annivsue
1355 No. Raymond Ave. Is
Pasadena, CA 91103
Se habla Español