Zonta Says No

We envision a world in which women’s rights are recognized as human rights and every woman is able to achieve her full potential.
In such a world, women have access to all resources and are represented in decision-making positions on an equal basis with men.
In such a world, no woman lives in fear of violence.

On 10 December, the Zonta Club of Lenawee, concluded the 16 Days of Activism with “Glow With Zonta,” an impactful event held on the courthouse lawn. The evening featured heartfelt remarks from a local family navigating a public domestic violence case, “Justice for Dee,” and a moving performance by a local singer.

The event provided an opportunity to educate the community about Zonta’s mission while raising awareness about domestic violence. Zonta Says NO signs were prominently displayed on the courthouse lawn for the 16 days leading up to the event, amplifying the campaign’s visibility.

Attendees participated in a moment of silence, followed by a march around the block with the Zonta Says NO banner, demonstrating solidarity and commitment to ending gender-based violence.

See you December 2025, more information to come!

International Service & Advocacy

The Zonta Club of Lenawee is proud to support advocacy activities locally and through Zonta International.​
The International Service Program focuses on projects that help women in developing countries improve their legal, political, economic, educational and health status. Since 1923, Zonta has provided more than US$15.5 million to projects benefiting women in 37 countries.

Local Community Support

Save the Date - The Zonta Club of Lenawee is excited to announce the ninth annual Corks & Caps 2025 held on Thursday, September 25, at the Tecumseh Golf Course.

All Zonta Clubs are united by ethical standards to fulfill our objectives to improve women’s status, to promote justice and respect for human rights and to be united internationally. Zonta, its districts and its clubs shall be nonpartisan and nonsectarian.