Women Grow Wants More Women In Cannabis

Women Grow is an organization that wants to make cannabis interesting for women, all with the help of beautiful art, while highlighting fun and educational events. Their Instagram account is filled with great images, news that keeps you up to date on the cannabis industry and spotlights on some of the most important and interesting players in cannabis. They are speaking out Women Grow wants more women in cannabis industry!

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Flowers for days ?Wishing you a happy #sundayfunday⠀ #repost @strawberrysequoia⠀ #womengrow #womenincannabis

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What are your go-to recipes for edibles this Summer? ⠀ #repost @roharik_stills @curlsdontplay⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ #womengrow #cannabiscures #cannabiscommunity #healthandwellness #cannabisforwellness #womenincannabis #wellnesswednesday

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Thank you all for joining us ?⠀ Summit was magical✨ See you next year?⠀ #WGLS19 #WomenGrowEast

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On Sat, June 8th, Sherry Gingerich of @columbiacare will lead the workshop, “Cultivating a Career in Cannabis: How to Land Your Dream Job”. If you’re ready to dive into a career in cannabis, you don’t want to miss this break-out session during the 2019 #WomenGrow Leadership Summit. Visit http://wgsummit.com/agenda for the full 2-day schedule and register now to grow with us. ⠀ .⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ #womengrow #WGLS19 #keepgrowing #cannaboss #womenincannabis #columbiacare

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Join us this Summer in DC to toss around new ideas for the future of women in cannabis. Start your journey to “Grow East” with us at the #WomenGrow Leadership Summit. The weekend agenda includes over 30 seminars, workshops, and mixers + yoga, exhibitor fair, and fashion show. See you June 7-8th for #WGLS19. Register now at WGSummit.com. . . ?: #cannabiscommunity #womenofweed #medicalcannabis #cbd #cbdoil #cannabusinesswoman #hightimes #marijuanamovement #edibles #420girls

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“We can’t afford to wait or to settle for half-measures, and we can’t be distracted by fear and misinformation. A legal, regulated cannabis market would protect our children and provide jobs and opportunities to help more communities thrive. The state Legislature must pass, and the governor must sign the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act now.” – Gia Morón @gia_vm President of Women Grow via @nydailynews⠀ Link in bio to read on: ⠀ https://buff.ly/2InY0is⠀ ⠀ #WomenGrow⠀ #NewYork⠀ #MarijuanaJustice ⠀ #HoldTheLine⠀ #LetsGetItDone⠀ #LegalizeIt

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?POP-UP events are coming up on June 27th in Los Angeles, CA! ? ⠀ Make your mark in the industry. Visit the link in bio to register today??⠀ ? Los Angeles, CA: https://buff.ly/31ILxOe⠀ ⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ .⠀ ⠀ #womengrow #cannabiseducation #cannabiz #womeninbiz #womenpower #womenshealth #cannabiscommunity #healthandwellness #womengrowLA #signaturenetworkingevent #womenincannabis

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?June is #PrideMonth ?⠀ Join #WomenGrow in paying tribute to the LGBTQIA community who are enriching the cannabis industry. We would like to recognize some of the thought leaders we are seeing who are making great contributions to the growing number of leaders in cannabis.? ⠀ ✨Christine De La Rosa @mizchris , CEO of The People’s Dispensary @mytpdnational , is a transplanted Texan living & thriving in Oakland,CA. She is a social entrepreneur who has spent most of her adult life building businesses that creatively engage⠀ & employ the local communities that surround them.⠀ Two restaurants, two event production companies, an art⠀ gallery, a retail shop & a salon were part of her trajectory that led to co-owning successful cannabis businesses in both California & Oregon. She is a well-respected advocate & activist for the chronically ill, people of color, women, formerly incarcerated & the LGBTQ+ community.⠀ Christine is passionate about the industry that saved her life. After 15 years as a database architect & at the very moment when she was at the top of her tech career she almost died from complications of undiagnosed Lupus. Bedridden, she spent five⠀ years unable to work or perform rudimentary functions due to her illness & the synthetic medications prescribed by her doctors. In 2015, she found cannabis as an alternative to treat her lupus. No longer bound to 11 pills a day or monthly infusions, she was inspired by her experience to open Benefit Health Collective in 2016, along with her three co-founders. Together they have grown a profitable multi-state dispensary & a national social equity model & enterprise now known as The People’s Dispensary.⠀ Christine believes that the cannabis industry has a mandate to serve not only its customers and patients but also the communities that have been most affected by the war on drugs. ????????

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Women Grow is an organization founded in 2014 in Denver, Colorado focused on female leadership in the cannabis industry. The organization’s primary goal is to turn legal cannabis into the first female-led, billion dollar industry. The organization was founded in 2014 by Jane West and Jazmin Hupp with the mandate to connect, educate, and empower diverse leadership in the emerging legal cannabis industry. The organization has stated it aims to create “1,000 women-owned” cannabis companies.