WomenInvolved N Change
Our Mission
Providing education, advocacy, and community service by promoting economic and social vitality through the enhancement of health and wellness as well as leadership development for women, youth, and senior citizens.
Our Vision
Maintaining Strong Social Networks
Maximizing our Collective Strength
Creating Effective Services
Women
Spearheading the Change
WINC believes that one woman can be a catalyst for change but working together we are a force that can change the world. This is accomplished by supporting progressive causes, motivating and inspiring the next generation of leaders, and fostering connections that will usher in the future of real lasting change.
Men
Partners in Creating Change
Youth
The Future of Change
WINC is committed to assisting parents and schools in their goal to improve the academic, social, moral, and emotional health of our Youth. WINC recognizes that mentoring programs can be a powerful experience for young people (mentees) and adults (mentors.)
Senior Citizens
The Result of Change
WINC will provide senior citizens with crucial information and referrals on issues regarding health care, legal matters, financial issues, and community assistance. WINC will strive to increase the scope and reach of our assistance.
Our Founder
Kitti Asberry
Kitti Asberry is the founder and President of Women Involved N Change, (WINC) an organization created specially to engage women in the art of activism. She is the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women, thestate’s leading organization for women and girls. As director, she is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the commission by working closely with government officials and the public to strengthen and empower women in Oklahoma. She has served as a member and/or officer on numerous boards and commissions, locally and nationally. She is a graduate of the University of Phoenix where she holds a Bachelor of Science in Business /Management, and a Master of Business Administration / Human Resources Management. She is a 1986 graduate of the George Meany School of Political Science and Labor Studies, in Washington, D.C.
