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Don’t let others define you. We have an urge to label everyone in our society. If you don’t like the label someone hands you, throw it out and make yourself a  different one. Via: Authority [...]

Via: The Advocate – Lake Highlands By: Alejandra Puente Michelynn “Miki” Woodard never stayed in one place. The Wisconsin native moved to England at 9 years old. She moved to Puerto Rico as [...]

The name “Texas” most likely comes from tejas or tayshas, a Caddo word for friend or ally. Today, with so many women and families being forced to flee their home countries due to personal or [...]

Via: Dallas Business Journal By: Taylor Tompkins The average Texas woman may not be who you think she is. The Texas Women’s Foundation, in conjunction with research for Every Texan, set out to [...]

Via: The Advocate At a celebration at Mary Kay’s headquarters earlier this month, The Village Giving Circle at Texas Women’s Foundation awarded $175,000 in grants to 14 nonprofit organizations [...]

Via: DFW501c.com The Orchid Giving Circle at Texas Women’s Foundation, located in Dallas, celebrated its fifth year by distributing $219,500 in grants to 14 nonprofit organizations to benefit the [...]

Earlier this month, at our Leadership Forum & Awards Dinner, in a ballroom overflowing with friends and community supporters, we honored five extraordinary female leaders (pictured to the [...]

Today concludes our spotlight on the key facts and recommendations from our latest research, Economic Issues for Women in Texas 2017, which focuses on the four critical building blocks necessary [...]

As the legislative session is now well underway, Dallas Women’s Foundation is proud to serve as a collective voice advocating for policies that empower women and girls, and provide pathways to [...]

As the legislative session is now well underway, Dallas Women’s Foundation is proud to serve as a collective voice advocating for policies that empower women and girls, and provide pathways to [...]