Why it's hard to be a woman in Texas
...the Center for Public Policy Priorities and funded in partnership with Texas Woman’s University, examined the economic status [...]
...the Center for Public Policy Priorities and funded in partnership with Texas Woman’s University, examined the economic status [...]
...Women, Creating Strong Families program Ladder Alliance – Computer and office skills training Literacy Achieves – [...]
...and women’s leadership. Thank you to all those who joined us, and committed to support this critical work and its real-time impact. Your [...]
...community partners, La Mujer Obrera has connected historically-marginalized women with programs, resources and activism—particularly in the [...]
...yourself by completing online poll worker training offered by the State of Texas. Find out more. Register2Vote Register2Vote is a [...]
...shows that investing in women is the most effective way to lift communities, companies and even countries.” Roslyn Dawson [...]
...Cohort and their recent wins. What is a 2Gen Approach? When we think about poverty, programs are typically targeted to the needs of different members within the [...]
...campaign co-chairs, along with Paula and Ron Parker and Trea and Richard Yip. The campaign’s Leadership Initiative aims to provide 60,000 women and girls with [...]
...exciting. Now that we’re past the campaign’s halfway mark, we want to motivate and inspire other community members to follow their [...]
...more students complete postsecondary education and training. Support and expand Texas’ Affordable Baccalaureate Programs that [...]