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Anne Rebecca Elliott, M.Div. Ph.D.
Executive Director
Greenhope: Services for Women
Is Inducted into the Academy Of Women Achievers of the YWCA



NEW YORK, NY -- Anne R. Elliott, Executive Director of Greenhope (PGH), has been inducted in the prestigious Academy of Women Achievers of the YWCA of the City of New York. Dr. Elliott and other incoming members of the Academy were honored at the YWCA's 29th annual Salute to Women Achievers Luncheon held at the New York Marriott Hotel.

The Academy was founded 29 years ago to recognize successful, high achieving women and the organizations that made their advancement possible. It places the members in the ranks of the nation's most important female executives. More than 1,300 people, including CEO's and senior executives representing some 200 major businesses, government, non-profit agencies and labor unions attended the luncheon on November 21st.

An advocate of programs for women, children and their families for over 15 years, Dr. Elliott brings a strong sense of commitment and dedication to Greenhope. Dr. Elliott began her career as a teacher in Kenya, East Africa.
Elliott is actively involved in local and nationwide advocacy efforts that address the burgeoning problems of the criminal justice system and the exponential increase of women in prison. Since joining PGH, Elliot has raised more than $ 8 million for a new PGH residential treatment center in East Harlem. One of the first of it’s kind in New York City and slated to break ground in 2004, it will house both women and children.
A native of Durham, North Carolina, Dr. Elliott is an ordained elder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and served as Minister to Women for five years at Bridge Street AME Church in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating from Davidson College, she received a doctorate degree from Union Theological Seminary in New York.

She is currently working on her book: African American Women’s Understandings of the Spirit: A Black Womanist Pneumatology.

Contact: Angela E. Spears/The Spears Rochester Group Tel: 917 855 1121



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