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Advocates in Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Colorado are using state Equal Rights Amendments to challenge abortion restrictions and funding bans — proving equality guarantees can be a powerful tool for reproductive justice. 🗽 msmagazine.com/2026/08/25/eq…
Dolores Huerta’s Truth, and How Donors Must Evolve From It - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/civil-…
Dolores Huerta’s Truth, and How Donors Must Evolve From It - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/civil-…
Global Power Still Belongs to Men: Where is the Funding for Womens Leadership? - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/?p=328…
I appreciate apologies, but like our Lt. Governor candidate Sue AnderBois has tattooed on her arm, I want to know, "What are you going to do about it?"Philanthropy Women Responds to Bill Gates’ Apology to His Foundation Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/civil-…
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We all owe a debt of gratitude to @jkbjournalist, whose groundbreaking reporting helped force this global moment of reckoning.
Prince Andrew's Arrest
Never in a million years did I fathom this when I resurrected the Epstein story in 2018.
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Laughing and Linking Arms with Suffs, a Fierce Take on Womens Rights - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/?p=327…
Too Vulnerable? The Unaddressed Flaws in Womens Organizing - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/femini…
Who Cares? What to Do About Our Careless Care System - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/childc…
How Structural Inequality for Older Women Thwarts Social Progress - Philanthropy Women philanthropywomen.org/femini…
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From educating against misinformation to holding on to hope, @BlackVotersMtr's Latosha Brown says it’s time for Black Americans to remember that we’re more than citizens of this nation — we’re founders. Read more from “We Are the Resistance:” wordinblack.com/we-are-the-r…
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Monumental autobiography by one of North America’s greatest writers. Nearly 600 pages, feels like an epic, so bravely & with typical Atwood humor & remarkable recall; such courage to forge through the loss of Atwood’s dear, so special Graham Gibson.
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Why is exhaustion the badge of honour women are forced to wear? open.substack.com/pub/shethe…
My former employer does right by union workers. Huzzah!
After three months on strike, Butler Hospital and its striking unionized workers have reached a tentative deal.
bostonglobe.com/2025/08/18/m… via @BostonGlobe
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In her latest for @philanthrowomen, MADRE Executive Director Yifat Susskind highlights how feminist movements can become more self-sufficient and remain powerful in the face of authoritarianism. philanthropywomen.org/activi…
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Happy Birthday to @JoyceCarolOates . The author of sixty-three novels including We Were the Mulvaneys, Blonde, and (my favorite) You Must Remember This. I cannot imagine my life without the literary output of this civilized and civilizing woman.
OP-ED: The Power of Black Visionaries: Moving from Resistance to Reconstruction to Reimagining communityjournal.net/op-ed-t…
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Nawal El Saadawi’s words remind us that progress doesn’t happen in isolation — it happens when women come together, and raise their voices as one. We believe in the power of unity to create lasting change. Join us at womenforwomen.org
#Inspiration #MondayMotivation
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Who else agrees that Kamala Harris absolutely, without a doubt, would've been a better president? #DontMessWithMedicaid
