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
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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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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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;
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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Our Gratitude to Gloria Feldt, co-founder and CEO of Take the Lead, and Michele Weldon, Executive Editor, for permission to republish this inside perspective of an outstanding moment in women’s history and a reminder that rights belong to us all. From Take the Lead Issue 2858— September 8, 2025 Just when you think something is
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Women’s sports are about far more than winning and losing; they’re about the impact of sports on the players and the society where they’re played. Once a year, the Women’s Sports Foundation (WSF) celebrates and awards a select group of those who have stepped up to amplify women in sports. The event’s stellar backdrop also
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Eisenhower Fellowships recently announced plans for a memorable and inspiring evening surrounding the presentation of the 2025 Hovey Award on Wednesday, November 12, at the Liberty View in Philadelphia. The event will celebrate the co-recipients of the 2025 James and Carol Hovey Eisenhower Fellowships Impact Award, established in 2023 to honor an Eisenhower Fellow or group
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