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: My Sweet Charity By: Jeanne Prejean While all the world seemed to be whirling around thanks to the pandemic last year, the Lyda Hill Philanthropies was keeping a steady keel in its endeavors [...]
To our Texas Women’s Foundation Family and Friends: Ten years ago, I was granted an extraordinary privilege to lead what was then Dallas Women’s Foundation. And yesterday, I announced to our [...]
Via: InFocus Texas: Spectrum News By: Nicole Cross March is Women’s History Month. It marks 31 days of celebrating the contributions of women in our society. Rep. Angie Chen Button and Texas [...]
Via: Dallas Innovates By: Alexa Vickaryous Texas Women’s Foundation, one of the largest women’s foundations dedicated to empowering Texan women and girls to build equitable communities, has [...]
Via: NBC 5 Many women have watched the Vice President Kamala Harris rise in politics. On Inauguration Day, a leader of the Texas Women’s Foundation reflects on the moment, and what it means [...]
Women in Texas are more likely to live in poverty, face high housing burdens and be responsible for child care. COVID-19 has made everything harder. Via: Dallas Morning News By: Mitchell [...]
Via: My Sweet Charity By: Jeanne Prejean More good news emanating from a Texas Women’s Foundation fund. This time it’s from H100 Latina Giving Circle. Established just a year ago by Hispanic 100 [...]
Via: Dallas Morning News By: Allison Hatfield More than 2,000 guests attended Texas Women’s Foundation’s 35th annual luncheon, which was a virtual event due to COVID-19. In the 24 hours that [...]
Via: DFWChild Podcast By: Brittany Mcelroy Parents everywhere are trying to take care of their kids while working from home, and those are the lucky ones. For moms and dads who need to work [...]
