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Since its inception in 2005, the Women’s Forum has emerged as the leading international platform for transforming the power of women’s voices and perspectives into forward-thinking economic and policy initiatives for societal change. In an ongoing campaign for gender equality, our aim is to intensify the presence and influence of women when and wherever governments, healthcare or scientific institutions, businesses, and environmental and economic policymakers are tasked with the ethical, financial, political and humanitarian challenges of a world in flux. A Publicis Groupe Company since 2010, the Women's Forum provides a unique place in which business and policy makers work together to seek solutions to common problems related not only to the role of women but also to economic growth and wellbeing, share experiences and promote best practices for encouraging a shift to a perfect gender equality society.

Since its inception in 2005, the Women’s Forum has emerged as the leading international platform for transforming the power of women’s voices and perspectives into forward-thinking economic and policy initiatives for societal change. In an ongoing campaign for gender equality, our aim is to intensify the presence and influence of women when and wherever governments, healthcare or scientific institutions, businesses, and environmental and economic policymakers are tasked with the ethical, financial, political and humanitarian challenges of a world in flux. A Publicis Groupe Company since 2010, the Women's Forum provides a unique place in which business and policy makers work together to seek solutions to common problems related not only to the role of women but also to economic growth and wellbeing, share experiences and promote best practices for encouraging a shift to a perfect gender equality society.

The mission of the Women's Fund of Rhode Island is to invest in women and girls in our community through research, advocacy, grant-making, and strategic partnerships designed to advance gender equity through systemic change. As a social justice organization, our focus is to end gender bias. We envision a community, nation and world where social justice exists for all, and we serve as a catalyst for persuasive, progressive and enduring social change. We believe that investing in women and girls is critical to creating healthy communities. Studies around the world show that when the status of women and girls improves, the status of the community improves overall. Over and over, experience shows that women are the key to economic development, educational attainment, health and well-being, and safety and security in communities around the globe.

The Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts is a donor-supported public foundation that fuels progress toward gender equity by funding the most promising solutions, collaborating with results-oriented partners, and by elevating the collective power of local women to take charge, and to lead with purpose. By advancing women's leadership, we will make western Massachusetts a national leader for gender equity where we all have the power to prosper economically, live a safe and healthy life, and thrive. Our two, non-partisan programs--the Leadership Institute for Political and Public Impact (LIPPI) and the Young Women's Initiative (YWI)-- are designed to provide women and girls with the tools, mentors, and confidence they need to become powerful and effective leaders. The Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts (WFWM) is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions are tax-deductible. The WFWM does not support or oppose candidates for public office. It is the WFWM's policy not to delete comments posted by the LinkedIn community, though we may make exceptions when those comments involve personal attacks, obscenity, and/or ethnic slurs. Posts from community members do not necessarily represent those of the WFWM.

To mark 100 years since some women achieved the right to vote, an all-female photography initiative is creating new portraits of all 209 women MPs, shot exclusively by women photographers. These will be displayed in a free public exhibition in Parliament, opening 100 years to the day that the first women cast their votes in the 1918 general election. The exhibition is curated by Hilary Wood (Founder/Director of 209 Women and photographer), Tracy Marshall (Director of Development and Partnerships at Open Eye Gallery), Cheryl Newman (Artist, curator and former Director of Photography of the Telegraph magazine) and Lisa Tse (Brand Consultant, TV Producer and founder of womens club The Sorority). 209 Women is delivered in partnership with Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool City Council, The Royal Photographic Society and The Sorority. Headline Sponsor: Aston Martin and Power of Women Supported by: Montessori St Nicholas Funded by: Arts Council England

Women’s Health East is a regional women’s health promotion agency working across the Eastern Metropolitan Region of Melbourne. We build the capacity of services and programs in the region to ensure they optimally address issues affecting women. Our vision is equality, empowerment, health and wellbeing for all women. Our key priorities are to advance gender equality, prevent violence against women and improve women's sexual and reproductive health.

The Women's Health Foundation has re-branded and is now called Below Your Belt. Please visit the Below Your Belt page to stay current on content and updates from our team. Below Your Belt, L3C, is a social enterprise established to inform, educate, and inspire girls from 3 23 to understand and own their pelvic health. BYBs first project is to take its award-winning and evidence-based content and create a digital platform for tween and teen youths and their grown-ups - their parents, teachers, and healthcare providers. Below Your Belt is creating a technology platform targeted to girls ages 10 - 14, based on the content from our multiple award-winning book, Below Your Belt: How To Be Queen Of Your Pelvic Region. Here is where we can pave the way for girls to experience pelvic health positively and actively - as well as shift the trajectory of pelvic healthcare costs of largely preventable issues. Pelvic health encompasses the parts of the body below the belt usually overlooked in general health and sex education classes. Bladder health, bowel health, ovulation, periods, hygiene, nutrition, and exercise all contribute to the health of the pelvic region. With a Below Your Belt app, a young girls comfort level with her own anatomy and its many functions will put her in the drivers seat of her health and wellness. BYB will give moms and daughters a way to talk to each other about sensitive topics such as leaking urine and chronic constipation. Girls will be able to track hydration, track periods (without an emphasis on fertility), find ways to alleviate cramps, make better food choices that support pelvic health, and engage muscles seldom if ever identified as helping in everything from sports to posture. Our published study reveals that a high number of girls experience symptoms of pelvic health disorders early on. The more they are recognized, discussed, and acted upon, the better quality of life a girl can expect to have as the grows into adulthood.

Women's Health Goulburn North East is the non-government regional women’s health promotion agency for Goulburn and Ovens Murray area of Eastern Division (Department of Health and Human Services). We are dedicated to promoting the health outcomes of all women and girls. We work with stakeholders to build the capacity of services and communities in the region to address issues affecting women. We acknowledge and affirm the diversity, capability, and resilience of women, and work to build on these strengths to achieve safer, fairer and more equitable social, environmental and economic outcomes for women. We recognise the harms of gender inequity and work to create a community that is equally beneficial for women, men, boys and girls.