Nominations are open for the Baltimore Sun 2020 Women to Watch.
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Women in the United States live an average of five years longer than men, and the black-white gap in female life expectancy is now at a record low. But a variety of issues and disparities remain.
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Since her husband, reporter and editor John McNamara, was killed along with four co-workers in the Capital Gazette newsroom on June 28, 2018, Andrea Chamblee has emerged as an outspoken activist in the anti-gun violence movement. She has been joined by other women who also lost loved ones in the shooting at the Capital.
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Former Baltimore health commissioner and city resident Dr. Leana Wen was removed in July as head of Planned Parenthood, but she quickly returned to a teaching position at George Washington University. The trained emergency physician plans to remain an advocate for public health, and with all of her experiences, she now has a few more things to say about it.
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When Trisha Wolford landed her job leading the Anne Arundel County Fire Department, she texted someone she had never met.
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We check in with nine of the Baltimore area's leading voices in business, politics and more.
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Meet the Baltimore area’s leading voices in business, activism, research and more.
