Activist Gloria Steinem
It is critical that we build a strong and diverse pipeline of leaders that represent the rich diversity of our region, state, nation and globe. The Women’s Fund centers youth who are most impacted by racism and sexism at the very core of what we do and invest in their leadership development.
Building this pipeline starts with girls, particularly those with marginalized identities so there are more young people and diverse voices making decisions that affect them.
The Women’s Fund SouthCoast invests in girls through mentoring, providing leadership development opportunities and engages them in advocacy to ensure they have access to this critical education so they can be empowered to change the world.
MA Commission on the Status of Women’s Girls Empowerment and Leadership Initiative Partnership Executive Director, Christine Monska and two New
A group of students met with the Women’s Fund staff to discuss their advocacy efforts that led their high school
On May 31 the Women’s Fund and our community partners went to the MA State House to advocate for community-driven
Ana Maria Cabral’s visit to the Women’s Fund Office on July 7th highlighted the role women played in the revolution
We collaborate with research partners to learn about the issues affecting young women, girls and gender expansive youth. We partner with them to advocate for change and fund solutions that are youth-driven
The report of the Commission on the Status of Women – Girls Initiative 2020 MA Girls – What’s Your Status? serves as one of our guidelines for community investments.
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We imagine a world in which women and girls are valued and their voices heard.
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The success of women and girls ripples through the community to make a more just place for all.
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Local women helping local women. We advocate, we advance. Our collective voice initiates change.
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