In addition to her work as an author and chief executive officer of W.O.M.E.N., Catherine Wyatt-Morley has been honored and profiled in many forms throughout her career. Here are just a few highlights:

• Honored in the “Women’s National Hall of Fame” in New York for her work in serving women.
• “HIV LOOKS LIKE ME” Youtube campaign.
• Movie about Wyatt-Morley Brought Me This Far
• Red City Review on My Life With AIDS
• Wyatt-Morley and W.O.M.E.N. provide food and water for Nashville’s homeless at the Nashville Rescue Mission
• POZ magazine “Heroes” profile on “Catherine’s House”
• Catherine’s story as A Mother’s Journey
• TurnUp Tuesday TSU/Freshman Education Series, National Consortium for Black Women in Ministry/Nashville Chapter

Nonprofit Work

• Women On Reasons To Heal (W.O.R.T.H.), the first HIV-positive women’s support group developed in Nashville
• Whispering Hills holistic wellness center
• Nonprofit Leader nominated for NBJ 2014 Women of Influence award
• Operation Panty Power (OPP)
  • OPP’S educational empowerment message, Wyatt-Morley created “Panty Talks”
  • OPP’S educational empowerment message, Wyatt-Morley created Hispanic Community “Panty Talks”
• Educational Resource pages for W.O.M.E.N.
  • Domestic Violence Resources
  • Human Trafficking Resources
  • Triple Negative Breast Cancer
• Aid for homeless and near-homeless women at the Room at the Inn
• Providing Our Women with Education upon Release (P.O.W.E.R.)
• Tennessee State University, and Fisk University students, Wyatt-Morley developed a twenty-seven-minute video project titled “My Life is Not Disposable: National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day”.
• Monroe Harding W.O.M.E.N.’s Thanksgiving giveaway

Media

For more video content, see W.O.M.E.N.’s media page and Youtube channel.

• The TODAY Show
• SELF Magazine, August 2012 issue. “Catherine Wyatt-Morley: Keeping women healthy by spreading the word about HIV”
• CNN (Women and HIV/AIDS) in Atlanta GA
• A&U magazine, the largest national AIDS magazine in the United States. Four-page feature story “Because of W.O.M.E.N.”
• “Do Female Executive have different traits than men?” Nashville Business Journal asks Women of Influence
• The Voice of America, titled “AIDS-Stricken Mother Wages War Against HIV” CLICK audio version of the article.
• StyleBlueprint Article. “Catherine Wyatt-Morley: Faces of Nashville”
• Georgia Southern University, HIV Conference to Bring New Strategies to Rural Health Care
• HIV & AIDS in the Female Population Webinar for Ahdi Lounge
• Tennessean for their observance of National Black HIV Awareness Day.
• CDC National Prevention Information Network “Tennessee: Mother Reaches Out to Others With HIV” posted on The Body in the HIV/AIDS Resource Center for Women
• “The HIV Problem” in The Herald on the Hill
• POZ magazine “Heroes” profile on “Catherine’s House”
• “AIDS Support Services Organization Is Re-Launched In Nashville” in the Tennessee Tribune
• “Living Right May Not Be Enough”
• “A Woman’s Mission” on herNashville
• Guest on 88.1 Fisk Radio “What’s the 411” with Sharon Kay on January 28, 2007
• Tennessean cover of Life & Health section, “Mother Reaches Out to Others with HIV”
• Recent and Recommended Titles from the New York Public Library
• North Carolina Time Warner News segment for National AIDS Awareness Day: