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Fearless Creativity: How Maggie O’Neill is Inspiring a Movement

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Have you ever stepped into a space and immediately felt its magic? That’s exactly what the Women Connect4Good team experienced last month during our visit to Maggie O’Neill’s studio in Washington, D.C. With the constant bombardment of daily stimuli, it’s easy to grow indifferent—even desensitized by the neverending, often over-the-top effects and graphic imagery coming […]

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Trailblazing Women Take Center Stage: Highlights from the National Women’s History Museum Gala and Leadership Event

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Against the backdrop of Washington, D.C.’s iconic cherry blossoms in bloom, the National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) hosted a weekend of events that captivated and inspired nearly 600 attendees. Culminating the celebration of Women’s History Month in late March, the events showcased the achievements of trailblazing women, launched groundbreaking initiatives, and sparked meaningful conversations about

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Project Dandelion is Building Something Powerful

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Hope isn’t just something we hold; it’s something we build. And right now, we have an opportunity to build something powerful together. We would like to personally invite you to join us in amplifying Project Dandelion’s newest campaign. Their founder, Mary Robinson, has spent her life showing us what it means to lead with conviction. From International Women’s

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A New Era: Diversity Woman Rebrands as Executive Woman

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A well-known ally in the women’s empowerment movement is undergoing a name change. We are excited to share that Diversity Woman magazine is rebranding as Executive Woman: Elevating Women to New Heights—a move that marks a bold new chapter for a publication that has long celebrated and supported women in leadership as well as aspiring

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We’re Still Waiting – Publish the ERA!

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The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is simple and consists of just 24 words: “Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.” According to the Center for American Progress (CAP), shortly after the 19th Amendment was ratified, first-wave feminist leaders

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Women Making History in the 2024 Election

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In the aftermath of a very intense and, yes, very disappointing election cycle, there are some bright spots for women’s leadership. Women outdistanced the 2022 record for most women governors, with one more woman rising in the ranks—Republican Kelly Ayotte was elected as the first female governor of New Hampshire. That means in January, we

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The Constitution, the Rule of Law, and Power of Your Vote

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The United States is a country that follows “the rule of law.” But do we—really? Central to that rule is the Constitution of the United States. Few have read it cover-to-cover, even though it contains only seven articles and 27 certified amendments. The 28th Amendment—ensuring equal rights for all citizens regardless of sex—still languishes in

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