Join us for an engaging Talk Back on the importance and value of women serving in elected office. Building on the findings of our Grant Partner, Alverno College, this is a conversation about the importance of women serving in office, why women choose to engage this pathway, and explore recommendations for increasing the number of women running for office in Wisconsin.
An American Sunrise: Poems by Joy Harjo Available for purchase at Boswell Books on the Book Club Shelf with a 10% discount.
Watch our grant application informational session recorded June 24, 2021. Learn about the mission of advancing equity for women and hear about the priorities for this year’s grant cycle.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
We are honored to be partnering with Greendale Community Theater and grateful they selected us for the “pass the hat” appeal after each Little Women performance.
“I think 'Hood Feminism' is a good book to continue the conversation of the feminist movement and the issues of intersectionality we heard at the Women’s Fund Presents event held in November 2021. Oftentimes, we look at the lens of feminism through goals such as pay equity and executive leadership; however, these pale in comparison to issues many women of color from a different socioeconomic reality are dealing with: food insecurity, housing issues, gun violence, and sexual assault. As a feminist, I look forward to learning how to make my feminism more intersectional.”
