Meet PUEBLO Co-Founder Gwen Hardy

At our 25th Anniversary Dinner, Gwen Hardy was recognized for her ongoing commitment and activism, helping PUEBLO to achieve success in many of our campaign objectives. Gwen was part of the Campaign for Accessible Health Care in 1988, a project of the Center for Third World Organizing (CTWO). After its success in establishing the Alameda County Lead-Poisoning Prevention Program, the group of activists decided to form their own organization and call it "PUEBLO."

Gwen has never been employed by PUEBLO, but she did serve on its Board of Directors for one term. She has been our guiding spirit as a member and has represented our organization in national gatherings as well as local events.

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Created: 12-05-2014