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2012
Knowing many bright spots I had not known of in the world, and realizing that women have a long way to go to gain equality in even what I thought was the best of places.
Try to get more of the stories included in other media and organizations - I don't remember seeing any I've read in the Women's eNews repeated in other media (TV, liberal newsletters, women's organizations' newsletters, even John Stewart!).
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I feel they are not widely known, so have a limited pool to tap for contributions and stated their need
I have a responsibility to support them if possible, when they do something I use and appreciate.
It will give you stories and information you'd never thought about before.
2011
I've seen how much women have been helped by having access to this steady stream of relevant news. And I've seen the wonderful results the publication has had as a "home" for women journalists to get their work published.
If I had the means, I would double the funding of Women's eNews so its reach and impact would be even greater.
increasing my information on issues about which I was unaware, esp. its international coverage.
add more in-depth stories, which would of course require more funding.
...becoming more aware of the common daily struggles and the tools that women around the world are using to empower themselves.
... expand linkages and outreach, perhaps on college campuses and among youth, so that WeN becomes the next generation’s "go to" website for women's perspectives on all issues.
They are always up to date with their information.
About every week
2010
I read ENews once a week and always feel like a better person for it.
Change programming in schools, promote gender equality in schools and communities, create contests to stimulate female involvement.
One time
2010
being well informed.
One time
2010
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