We are excited to invite you to a special luncheon with Council Member Abbie Kamin, who represents District C on the Houston City Council. This event will provide an opportunity to hear from CM Kamin as she updates us on the current and future activities of her office, along with sharing some insights from her personal story.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, January 7, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Venue: Resurrection MCC, 2025 West 11th St., 77008
Price: $25 for Members | $30 for Non-Members
Keynote Speaker:
Council Member Abbie Kamin, City of Houston District C
Sponsor:
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We look forward to seeing you there for an engaging and informative session. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to connect with fellow members and learn more about the important work CM Kamin is doing for our city.
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About Council Member Abbie Kamin
Council Member Kamin is a civil rights attorney and 4th-generation Houstonian. Her great-grandparents home
was right in the heart of the Heights on Harvard St.. She has led efforts to create the city’s first-ever prenatal wellness and paid parental leave program, as well as establishing the Houston Women’s Commission. She has secured millions of dollars for safer streets, sidewalks, and improved drainage, prioritizing infrastructure that keeps residents safe and neighborhoods connected.
Council Member Kamin has spearheaded programs to integrate resiliency and green building practices into citywide development and programs to tackle critical issues like domestic violence and gun violence. She currently serves as Chair of the Labor Committee and Vice-Chair of Houston’s Resiliency Committee. Previously, Council Member Kamin chaired the Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee.
At the national level, she is now Vice-Chair of the Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Federal Advocacy Committee for the National League of Cities.
Her leadership and dedication to the community have earned her numerous distinctions, including:
Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce 2024 Role Model Designation
Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce Champion Award
National Council of Jewish Women - Women of Influence Honor
The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation Working Families Champion Award
The LGBT Caucus Annise Parker Public Service Award
Pride Houston 365 Ally Grand Marshal
Transgender Unity Banquet Apogee Award... More >><< Less
