With the world watching Mexico City and excitedly anticipating the FIFA World Cup 2026, OmniWin Impact Foundation for Girls is partnering with Street Child United to create its own World Cup moment. Providing a global platform to uplift girls and women through sport, OmniWin is aligning with the world’s most-watched sporting event with a powerful […]
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While there are many fears about job loss during the rise of AI, women might lose the most. However, if women increased their presence in tech, they could literally write the code to navigate the numerous threats to their job security. These are not unreachable goals, and they are certainly not new. Women have been
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The only way to make gender equality permanent nationwide is through the recognition and implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which is why it’s the ultimate goal of ERA Coalition Forward. Their current initiative, Equal Voice | Equal Vote and It’s Our ERA: Claim the 28th Amendment,
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As in most areas where women are underrepresented, access to funding for women-led startups lags behind that for men’s startups, with women receiving only 2% of investment dollars. That is staggering considering that female founders now represent 49% of all startups, providing ample opportunities to invest. Returns are better also, “2.5x more per revenue dollar,”
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Equality matters. It always has. In 1916, Woodrow Wilson was nearing the end of his first term as president, World War I was raging in Europe and dividing opinion across the United States, and Pancho Villa was terrorizing the southern border. The public was deeply divided on whether or not the U.S. should intervene in
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Join me in San Francisco on the eve of International Women’s Day, on Saturday March 7th, for An Afternoon of Art + Activism — with artist and filmmaker Tiffany Shlain’s Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring — the moveable monument that has convened women leaders around the country at the National Mall in Washington, DC;
Today, the single highest educated demographic in the US—Black women—are being laid off in government and corporate jobs, and finding doors suddenly closed to opportunities they’ve worked hard to earn. Yet they aren’t playing competitive hardball or hiding away behind closed doors. They’re reaching out—tending and befriending—as women do in times of crisis, sharing information
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Like a number of trending terms today, “gaslighting” is being misused, overused, and inserted into conversations about practically every negative social encounter—like lying and guilt-tripping. But do we really know what it means? Can we recognize it, and more importantly, can we protect ourselves from its effects? Several years ago, Maggie Castrey wrote, “Is Someone
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Just over a year ago, we pointed out that while 2024 was a BIG year, 2025 was shaping up to be even BIGGER. It did not disappoint. Along with our partners, collaborators, sisters, daughters, and friends, we continued to move progress forward. In fact, despite disasters, elections (or disastrous elections), and more than a few
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Guest Post by Haley Lickstein, CEO, Haley Lickstein Media and Women Connect4Good Board Member Repost from Substack. Last week, the Heritage Foundation—the group that authored Project 2025—released a 130+ page proposal titled “Saving America by Saving the Family: A Foundation for the Next 250 Years.” I read the entire thing for you. The paper lays