Several powerful women have joined forces to spotlight a glaring problem with an award-winning new documentary film, Show Her The Money, The Power of Funding Women Entrepreneurs. Chief among them is Catherine Gray, podcast host and founder of She Angel Investors. The film examines the troubling reality that women receive less than 2% of the $238 […]
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The WILD BEAUTY Team heads to Washington D.C. on April 30th. Can you help them stop helicopter cruelty to wild horses? Wild horses in America are fast disappearing and on a path toward eradication, caught in a divisive battle over land and special interests. Rounded up by helicopters, they are losing their natural habitat, being
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Representation matters, and when girls see women with confidence, motivation and passion excelling in their fields, it’s easier for them to imagine themselves doing the same. That’s because girls naturally look to the women in their lives for cues. As Billie Jean King famously said, “You have to see it to be it.” Seeing women
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guest post by Lindsey Knapp, Executive Director, Combat Sexual Assault Sexual assault in the military has gotten out of hand. With more than 26,000 Service Members raped every year, and more than 64% of them stating that they were retaliated against for reporting, the problem actually seems to be getting worse by the day. But
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Guest Post by Lynette Nelson The 2024 presidential election cycle, with its fast-moving political landscape, guarantees many surprises over the coming months. But will any of those surprises include any historic firsts for women, or will they just shock and amaze us? Women have been making history with our slow and deliberate march toward equal
In 2012, Mount Saint Mary’s University released its inaugural edition of The Report on the Status of Women and Girls in California, and it has since become a valuable resource for advocates, business leaders, elected officials, and engaged citizens. This year was no different. As organizers prepared for the event, tickets went quickly and by
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guest post by L.Y. Marlow, Founder/CEO, Saving Promise When I was 17 years old, I discovered that I was pregnant. The father was a man who would beat me senselessly if I didn’t do, say, or be what he wanted. Although I grew up in one of the most poverty-stricken neighborhoods in Philadelphia, I knew
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“We will all profit from a more diverse, inclusive society, understanding, accommodating, even celebrating our differences, while pulling together for the common good.” – Ruth Bader Ginsburg March is Women’s History Month and that means it is time to celebrate the remarkable – yet often overlooked – contributions of the women who came before us
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Imagine standing in the bank and being told that you can’t open a checking account or buy a car on your own because you are a woman. What if you needed a male co-signer to get a credit card or to finance a house, regardless of your purchasing power? Sound crazy? It’s true and many
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Most women have a complicated relationship with money. As a result, our economic power is massively underestimated when in reality it is exploding! We now control about a third – or $10 trillion – of total US household assets – and that number is expected to triple over the next ten years. With that power
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