National Professional Women of Color Network

10/06/2026

New month. New quarter. Three months left in 2026.

That makes October a good time to ask yourself: Where do I want to be by the end of this year?

Your answer doesn't have to involve finding a new job.

Maybe you need to reconnect with people in your network.

Maybe your résumé and LinkedIn profile haven't caught up with everything you've accomplished this year.

Maybe there’s a skill you've been meaning to strengthen.

Maybe it's time to become more visible at work, ask for greater responsibility, explore leadership opportunities, or simply find out what else is available.

Choose one area to work on this month:

CONNECT. UPDATE. LEARN. EXPLORE. POSITION.

You still have time to make progress before the year ends.

🔎 Curious about what’s available?
careers.pwocn.org/jobseeker/search/results/

What are you working on in October?

09/29/2026

A new week brings new opportunities.

Whether you're actively searching, considering your next move, or simply keeping an eye on what’s available, here are a few opportunities currently featured on PWOCN Careers:

🩺 Medical Director, Part Time, MD/DO
Medical University of South Carolina
Lexington County Detention Center, Lexington, SC

🏛️ Deputy City Manager
City of Brentwood
Brentwood, CA

🎓 Director of Counseling Services
SUNY Oswego
Oswego, NY

💼 Private Client Advisor II
Bank of America
Seattle, WA

See something that catches your attention? Visit PWOCN Careers to review the full position details, qualifications, and application information.

Not looking to make a move right now? It still pays to know what’s happening in the job market. You may discover a role, organization, or career path worth watching.

🔎 Search current opportunities:
careers.pwocn.org/jobseeker/search/results/

06/04/2026

AI isn’t replacing everyone. But it is changing how hiring works.

What to do this week, so you stay competitive.
1. Add one AI tool to your workflow, research, writing, or analysis.
2. Update your resume bullets to show outcomes and tools.
3. Practice two “human advantage” stories, judgment, influence, trust.

If you’re job searching right now, what part feels hardest, getting interviews, standing out, or telling your story?

Visit the Career Center, https://careers.pwocn.org

06/03/2026

Is your resume working as hard as you are? In a competitive market, even the most qualified candidates can be sidelined by minor oversights. It is not just about what you have done, it is about how that story is told to recruiters and applicant tracking systems.

At the PWOCN Career Center, we help brilliant professionals bridge the gap between an application and an interview by correcting common pitfalls:

1. Highlighting duties over impact: Show the results you delivered, not just a list of tasks.
2. Missing keywords: If your resume is not optimized for the role, it may never reach a human eye.
3. Complex formatting: Clean, professional layouts always win over cluttered designs.

Pragmatic optimism means focusing on what you can control. Refining your presentation is a powerful step you can take today.

Visit the Career Center to access resume critiques, industry-specific templates, and expert coaching designed specifically for women of color. Let’s ensure your resume reflects your excellence.

Visit the Career Center: careers.pwocn.org

06/02/2026

Does your job description cover everything you do?

For many professional women of color, the answer is no. Beyond the KPIs and strategy, there is a layer of "hidden labor" that keeps the office running but often goes unrewarded.

This looks like:
- Taking the lead on "office housework" like notes and logistics.
- Managing the emotional climate and code-switching for others' comfort.
- Leading DEI initiatives or ERGs without formal recognition or pay.
- Mentoring new hires while maintaining a full project load.

This labor is essential, but it can also be a silent career-staller. When your time is spent on non-promotable tasks, it leaves less room for the high-impact work that leads to the C-suite.

It is time to move this labor from invisible to invaluable. Start documenting every task that falls outside your role and discuss how it aligns with your career goals during your next review.

At PWOCN, we are here to help you navigate these workplace dynamics with practical resources and expert coaching.

Take control of your career trajectory.

Visit the Career Center: careers.pwocn.org

06/26/2025

11/15/2024

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/teens-pythagorean-theorem-proofs-published-60-minutes/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us

Students who made math history when they were in high school have now published new ways of proving the Pythagorean Theorem using trigonometry.

08/24/2024

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/kamala-harris-becomes-first-woman-124943229.html

Harris spoke to thousands of supporters on the final night of the DNC in Chicago.

06/13/2024

The goal is not perfection. It is being a better you today than you were yesterday.