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  Quarterly Report and Neighborhood News : v.3:no.4(1997:Fall)

  The Fall 1997 issue of the Quarterly Report and Neighborhood News by the Women's Communities Association (WCA) showcases their vibrant community-building efforts across North Texas. The newsletter celebrates the success of the Women's Festival, which featured competitions, vendor booths, and entertainment despite challenges like rain. It announces upcoming events, including Mardi Gras '98 at Lee Park and the Annual Holiday Gift-Sharing Party, which supports elderly women in nursing homes. The issue highlights local efforts to foster community engagement, including area meetings, outreach programs, and initiatives like the WCA 2000 by 2000 membership goal. Articles emphasize the organization's focus on inclusivity, volunteerism, and grassroots activism, with reflections on the impact of collective efforts on women's lives.
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  Quarterly Report and Neighborhood News : v.4:no.2(1998:Fall)

  The Fall 1998 issue of the Quarterly Report and Neighborhood News by the Women's Communities Association (WCA) highlights the organization's grassroots efforts to support women in North Central Texas. It reflects on the success of the first Avalon Solstice Festival, a women-focused medieval-themed fundraiser for WCA and the Walt Whitman Community School, featuring music, artisan vendors, and a solstice ritual. Updates include preparations for the third annual WCA Women's Festival and details on the Neighborhood Development Program, which fosters localized support networks for women. The issue also emphasizes the importance of voting and advocacy, featuring a Herstory Quiz and calls to action for community involvement. WCA continues to prioritize inclusivity, volunteerism, and addressing the unique needs of older women, women living alone, and lesbians.