While policy leaders in the U.S. debate ways to address the problem of an aging population and the shortage of babies being born each year, nature offers foundational lessons. Every animal has more offspring when there are systems to support having more babies. This includes food and habitat, and for some, pressure from predators to
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From gathering support for the right to vote in 1916, to calling for equal rights under the Constitution in 2026, the Saxon Golden Flyer has crisscrossed the country for women’s equality. On May 28, 2026, it completed the latest Drive for Equality, with former Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, ERA Coalition board member and founder of ERA
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Women lead in very different ways—from one another, and from most men. There’s even a “whoa” hiding in our language: the wo that precedes man in the word woman has long functioned as a signal to pause, hesitate, or stop. But many women refuse to hear it, pressing forward to accomplish their purpose, whatever that
Publishing the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as the law of the land will finally solve every problem women face in the U.S., from being paid less because of their sex to being blamed for being the cause of sexual assault against them. Acts of Congress or policies established elsewhere can be overturned on a whim,
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There are moments when a room shifts—when energy, purpose, and possibility come together. The culmination of Connect4Impact created one of those moments as we celebrated the first cohort of Connect4Impact. After eight months of learning, reflection, and action, the young women—aka Impact Scholars—who participated in the program were not just closing a chapter; they were
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In 2024, nearly 200 philanthropic and impact leaders from around the world gathered in Montecito, California, to share their experiences and perspectives on intersectional feminist philanthropy as part of the inaugural Doing it Differently Giving List Summit. Hosted by The Giving List Women (GLW), the event was created to “strengthen the narrative around the importance
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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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