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Give a Mom a Helping Hand So Others Might Eat’s Thea Bowman House for Women and Children provides low-income and homeless DC mothers with

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Sound of Music Music has always been a powerful force for change. ESPN recently published a six-part series, The Anthem Project, which features contemporary

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Mind The Gap According to an Asset Building Strategies’ report, “Today, the women’s wealth gap is far greater than the income gap. While women

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Watch Her Lead According to the Center for American Progress, women hold almost 52 percent of jobs, but there are only 14.6 percent of

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Use Your Voice DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is in the process of finalizing the city’s FY18 budget before it’s presented to the DC City

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Be A Good Ally What does it mean to be an ally? That’s a question that many people are increasingly asking themselves. According to

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News You Can Use We’re approaching a three-day weekend! Looking for something to do? Consider a visit to the Newseum! Two new exhibits explore

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Protect Her February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Did you know that in DC, girls and young women between the ages of 16-24

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Let Her Learn The Let Her Learn campaign from the National Women’s Law Center is highlighting the stereotypes Black girls face in the classroom

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All About Love Today is all about love. Show a girl you care about caring for others. Here’s what we’re doing today: Make a

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