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Women’s Funding Network Members Commit to Mobilizing $300 Million for Economic Justice and Rights

Press July 1, 2021

Reproductive Speaker Series Title and Speakers

Reproductive Justice Speaker Series – June 28, 2021

WFN Events June 16, 2021

Shifting Power, Building Community, and Amplifying Latina Voices and Leadership

WFN Events, Member Events March 31, 2021

Economic Justice Speaker Series – April 7, 2021

WFN Events March 22, 2021

Celebrating Our Leadership

News March 3, 2021

Women Are Poised to Inherit $30 Trillion from Baby Boomers

News March 1, 2021

Champions of Change Summit – March 26

Member Events February 23, 2021

Economic Justice Speaker Series – January 28, 2021

WFN Events January 12, 2021

FCAA Connect: Funding for Trans Communities

WFN Events, Member Events November 25, 2020

How to Build Career Stamina When the Ground Keeps Shifting

Member Events November 5, 2020

2020 Election Community Debrief

WFN Events November 4, 2020

How Family Giving Can Bring About the Change America Needs Now – The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Press October 16, 2020

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This is historic. Congress passed federal spending bills without abortion restrictions including #Hyde and #HelmsAmendment. It's about time we said goodbye to such anti-rights & racist polices. @abbyabrams https://bit.ly/2VlPqcR

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Despite having one of the largest Black populations in the country, Black women in Washington D.C. were paid nearly $50K less than White men in absolute earnings in 2019. We cannot let this continue. Visit our webinar to learn how we can narrow this gap: http://bit.ly/BWEPD2021.