In an event held on November 15 at the DeBary Country Club, the Women in NAACP of West Volusia celebrated local women leaders by honoring former state Representative Joyce Cusack with a significant award.
Cusack, who has long been an advocate for underrepresented communities, was recognized for her efforts to ‘be the voice for the voiceless.’ Her impact in Volusia County has been substantial, influencing various areas of public service and community development.
Joyce Cusack served as a state representative and has been involved in numerous initiatives aimed at improving the lives of her constituents. Her work has been characterized by a commitment to equality and justice, values that align closely with those of the NAACP.
The ceremony witnessed a gathering of influential women leaders from around Volusia County, emphasizing the power and importance of female leadership in community and civic engagement. Women in NAACP seized this opportunity to spotlight these contributions and inspire others to continue their efforts in public service.
Joyce Cusack’s acceptance of the award underscores the continuing need for dedicated leadership in addressing the challenges facing underrepresented groups. Her advocacy efforts have not only brought attention to these issues but have also driven tangible changes within the community.
Joyce Cusack’s recognition by the Women in NAACP serves as a testament to her unwavering dedication to community service and advocacy. Her achievements inspire current and future leaders to persist in their efforts to create a more equitable society.
Source: News-journalonline
