Find Womens Studies Nonprofits and Charities

  daniela1 wrote:

I went to Bais Chana for the first time 4 years ago. There were classes for women from different backrounds. The classes were great and I left the seminar with a new approach to life, to religion, family etc.. I came back several times after that, including... more »

  GayleZilber wrote:

The Alliance for International Women's Rights offers a unique and wonderful way for women across the globe to support each other through long-distance volunteer programs. I have helped found and run the Alliance's long-distance English and Mentor Programs,... more »

  BadChurch wrote:

After 8 years of being a student of Swami Kaleshwar, I decided to move to another lineage. The people at the Divine Lineage Church and one of its Florida members, Chinello, will not leave me alone. It has been a month and they are still sending energy,... more »

  kellywong24 wrote:

As a girl growing up, I didn’t have an organization like Women in Technology to encourage me to stay interested in technical subjects, so I didn’t stay interested because I thought I wasn’t smart enough. Throughout college, I didn’t have an organization... more »

  Denise G.1 wrote:

After a suffering the consequences of a concussion all alone for 18 months, I finally found Pink Concussion. A group of women who are going through the same thing. Everyone is respectful and supportive. It is amazing to find that I am not alone! I am... more »

  Nancy H wrote:

This center does an amazing job on behalf of women as consumers of health care and exists on a shoestring. They could be better funded if they were willing to accept money from drug and device manufacturers, but they are not. When I was in Congress... more »

  Amy wrote:

Even though Running Start has only been around for a little over a year, the group has managed to make a huge difference in the lives of young women across the country. With a staff that consists primarily of volunteers, Running Start not only inspires... more »

  BethWNS wrote:

Not only do I support the Jewish Women's Archive and its mission, but I have had the pleasure of personally benefitting from their work. My granddaughter was given an assignment to write about a Jewish woman made an important contribution to American... more »

  shirarobin wrote:

I have found JOFA to be a wonderful organization. They do important work in advancing fuller participation by women within a halachic Jewish framework. more »

  LisaBolin wrote:

I have been part of the Garden of Neuro since its inception and I’ve made friends all over the world! It’s a place for cultivating creativity, trying new things, sharing ideas, expanding your world, developing Neuro plasticity, and a great place for... more »

  llj2000 wrote:

After working with hundreds of charities over the last 35 years, this is one that I feel will one day touch and change the lives of millions of children, women and men -- young and old. NWHM works hard to share the missing part of history -- women's... more »

  John D wrote:

Men generally know very little about the risks that women face because of their reproductive roles. The results of your superb IMAGES survey will help me -- through my daily work on Maternal-Neonatal-Child Health -- to reach out to men and adolescent... more »

  linazh wrote:

Volunteering with the United National Women's League of America (UNWLA) has been an incredibly enriching experience. I had the privilege of digitizing old embroidery patterns from the back covers of their flagship publication, Our Life magazine. Some... more »

  pkuryla wrote:

For 26 years the Military Women’s Memorial has stood at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery as a powerful and visible means to honor the more than 3 million women that have defended America for the past 248 years. more »

  Clyde K. wrote:

I think that WFSA is the single best way to make a local impact on the lives of women and girls in our community. They have a SUPERB grantsmaking process that identifies real needs of women and girls, and identifies organizations that are making an important... more »

  SuccessNow23 wrote:

GIrls IN Focus is pushing bounderies in filmmaking and creating a safe space to create. We are on the Radford Film Studio lot. After teaching young women filmmaking, Girls IN Focus was born out of the community of passionate filmmakers driven to collaborate... more »

  Dottie S. wrote:

I have been involved with the Alice Paul Institute as a volunteer, board member, and donor for many years and the organization has continued to do exceptional work. Their mission - to promote full gender equality through education, development and empowerment... more »

  helpinghand2 wrote:

I first joined the Women’s Education Project (WEP) when the organization launched its Ambassador volunteer program back in January 2010. In a small workspace in Brooklyn, we met regularly over tea and light appetizers to help stuff and address... more »

  Ecjackso wrote:

WFCO in an incredible and impactful organization serving Colorado women and their families. As a woman of color in Colorado, it is so wonderful to know that there is an organization that is serving the interests of all woman in the name of equity. more »

One out of every two women will die of heart disease this year. It is the single greatest health risk for women today more than... more »

The national women's history project founded in 1980 is an educational non-profit organization. Our mission is to recognize, honor... more »

Dawn shelters and empowers survivors of domestic violence in king county and helps to keep us all safe by educating our community... more »

California women lead is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing leadership and campaign trainings, networking... more »

The Center for the Advancement of Women (formerly Center for Gender Equality) works to promote and protect women's rights and... more »

Show me 50, inc. , is a 501(c)(3) corporation whose mission is to provide a platform to engage individuals in actions that level... more »

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Montgomery County Women's Conference, founded in 1989 by 10 dedicated and insightful women had a vision of area residents coming... more »

The yearlong Numina program offers a series of four facilitated multi-day residencies at a mountain retreat center. Through teachings... more »

Women's congressional policy institute (wcpi) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy organization whose mission is to bring... more »

Women4Women is a New York based nonprofit organization. Its mission is to empower women who face domestic violence to reach financial... more »

Iranian womens studies more »

Research and analysis of status of women in america more »

Women Outdoors was founded in 1980 to provide a clearinghouse and networking organization for women who love the outdoors and... more »

The Feminist Press at The City University of New York is a nonprofit institution dedicated to publishing literary and educational... more »

Our mission is to empower underprivileged children, young women, and single mothers through education and literacy services. By... more »

The association provides critical support for members persuing bold goals on their campuses and in their communities by challenging... more »

To educate and inspire leaders in childbirth professions more »

Women on 20's seeks to promote ecomomic equality for women. The corporation seeks to create awareness of the lack of women on... more »

Dress for success columbus provides interview appropriate clothing and empowers women in need to enter and remain in the workplace.... more »

Capacity building resources, both monetary and in kind, for organizations supporting women in Asia. more »

A woman's nation is a nonprofit organization that creates media initiatives to raise awareness, ignite conversations and inspire... more »

Educational - the isss provides membership benefits in the form of systems education publications and annual meetings for its... more »

The Women's Philanthropy Institute inspires, educates and encourages women to effect positive change in the world through philanthropy.... more »

The mission for Concerned African Women, Inc. is and always has been, to educate and prepare todays youth to be successful through... more »

Preserve and recognize the contributions of women to their families and communities in northwest lower Michigan more »

This organization is organized as a nonprofit corporation to engage exclusively in charitable and educational activities. more »

BlackFemaleProject uplifts Black women's voices, affirms our experiences, and offers insights to achieve self-defined success... more »

A forum for exchange of information on women's issues. more »

Endow is a catholic women's organization that engages the intellect of women and teenage girls to help them understand their god-given... more »

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Mission: the michigan women's hall of fame promotes the equality of women by honoring the history and celebrating the accomplishments... more »

To promote women historians in the profession more »

NCWRR was the outgrowth of a federally funded project in 1986 entitled PREP (Pre-Retirement Education Planning) for women. Since... more »

Mission statement the mission of dress for success cleveland is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing... more »

Women must have a forum where they can speak freely and explore ideas in the spirit of their connectedness to one another and... more »

WITNESS Inspires Women of Faith to Learn and Lead, Transforming Church and Society. more »

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Our mission is to inspire and empower individuals and organizations to take Personal Accountability for their Impact on the world. We... more »