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Newspaper Article
A stop between yesterday, tomorrow
2007
Overview
Theresa Sampson Brown Theresa Sampson Brown started duties as the Teresa Shelter director on Oct. 19. She replaced Sister Carol Karwoski, the shelter's first director. Sampson Brown, 37, moved to Dubuque two years ago from Massachusetts where she worked as an advocate for women and women's issues in a number of venues. She has a master's degree in criminal justice and a law degree and is a certified drug and alcohol counselor. She is fluent in Spanish. Of her work at the downtown shelter for homeless women and children, Sampson Brown said, \"I want to empower women.\" She experienced poverty while growing up. \"That helps her to know what these women are going through,\" said Michelle Brown, executive director of Opening Doors, the non-profit agency that operates the shelter. Sampson Brown lives with her husband, Steven, and their three children. News You can use Financial donations for the shelter's operation can be sent to Teresa Shelter, c/o Maria House, 1561 Jackson St., Dubuque, Iowa 52001. To volunteer, call 563-690-0086.
Publisher
Telegraph Herald
