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Shorten the Road to Equal Pay According to a new analysis by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR), if the earnings of men

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Find Our Girls Last week, media coverage spiked regarding the number of girls of color who have gone missing in DC recently after #MissingDCGirls

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Help Change the Odds for Girls Only 6.7% of women graduate with #STEM degrees. For this reason, Microsoft recently launched a campaign to inspire

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Treat Yourself We just partnered with ELOQUII, the body positive brand that’s taking the fashion world by storm. They recently opened the brand’s first ever

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Mentorship is Key Many women who have broken glass ceilings credit their success to other women. There’s something about seeing someone in a higher

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Let’s Practice Intersectional Feminism Breaking the gender norms we have literally been taught since birth takes practice. We have internalized much of what society

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A Home of Her Own Home-ownership has long been a cornerstone of the American dream. Unfortunately, becoming a homeowner presents unique challenges for a

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Tell Us Something Good We’ve had 60 days of action items, and 40 days left in #our100days. Thank you for sticking with us so

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Healthy Families In December 2016, the D.C. Council approved the nation’s most generous paid family and sick leave legislation, which covers private-sector workers. On a

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Fashion for All The average American woman wears between a size 16 and 18 in clothing, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at

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