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Welcome To CROW

	CROW's latest Annual Report Read about the Center's projects and achievements for 2008-2009.
	Senate Resolution Honors CROW Tennessee Senate Joint Resolution No. 236 honors and commends CROW for "its tremendous efforts on behalf of women everywhere and its dedicated service to the greater Memphis community and the State of Tennessee."
	Families First and Single Mothers CROW's policy brief suggests ways that Tennessee's TANF program, Families First, can better serve single mothers. Sponsored by the Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis.
	New Books by CROW Faculty Affiliates God's Wife, Tennessee Women, and Memphis and the Paradox of Place are all new titles by Affiliates of the Center for Research on Women.
	Sexual Harassment in Memphis Schools The full report on the 2008 study of sexual harassment in Memphis area middle and high schools is now available for download.
	Local Women's Data Source Needed More than 95% of respondents to a CROW survey said they would use a locally-focused, on-line source for data on women if one existed.
	Reducing Infant Mortality in Memphis CROW is conducting a comprehensive, four year evaluation of Community Voice, a program designed to reduce and prevent infant mortality in the Memphis African American community.
	Current Research Agenda CROW's current research agenda includes areas such as campus safety for women, reducing infant mortality, pre-conception and neo-natal health, and sexual harassment in middle and high schools.