Online Activism

Women's Funding Network envisions a world where all women and girls can realize their full potential without the obstacles of gender inequality. Our online actions area mobilizes you to act in support of women worldwide.

Help us build a better world for women by taking part in our latest actions: U.S. | Global


Action_051010_AFNAP.jpgBoycott Craigslist Until They Make Real Change to Protect Teen Girls!!

Craigslist is making a $36 million profit from their "Adult Services" section - an online platform that is intertwined with the commercial sexual exploitation of teen girls across the U.S. Learn more here.

Join the Boycott Today!

 


US_Capitol_142x145.jpg

Urge Lawmakers to Prevent Exploitation of Minors

Urge support of legislation in the U.S. House and Senate that would prevent sexual exploitation and trafficking of minors and boost support for survivors.

Support S. 2925 | Support H.R. 5575

 

 

We_Can_Do_It.gifUrge High-Wage Jobs for Women

Contact your House member now and urge her or him to co-sponsor the Women WIN Jobs Act that will ensure women have access to high-paying occupations.

Send a Letter to Your Representatives

 

 

US_Capitol_142x145.jpg

Invest in Women for Economic Recovery

Urge U.S. lawmakers to recognize poverty and violence affect women disproportionately and policies must work to reconcile these differences.

Send a Letter to Your Representatives

 

 

 

Spread the News on Women and the Economy

At this critical time in our economy, we need to amplify women’s voices and leadership by investing in women-led solutions, and by making sure that women are present at the table where policy decisions are made. We also need to advocate for equal pay for equal work, and increased resources to support families, including access to education, employment and healthcare.

If you live in the United States, click here to send a letter, if you live outside of the U.S., click here for a sample letter that you can send to your local newspaper.

n/a

Georgia Demand Study Released

Groundbreaking study shows evidence of the scope of demand for commercially exploited adolescent girls.