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As government and private funding for foreign aid and gender equality programs declines, Together Women Rise is planning to expand its grants program in support of women and girls in the Global South. “When public and private funders step back, people-powered movements must step up — and that’s exactly what we are doing at Together […]
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By Claire O’Donnell, Together Women Rise Volunteer The gender equality movement has spent decades expanding what is possible for women and girls, rewriting the rules of who they can be, how they can live, and what they can demand from the world. But there’s a quieter, unresolved gap at the heart of that progress. Anyone who works […]
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Monday, June 22nd at 12 pm ET/9 am PT Join us for an informational webinar on legacy giving — also called planned giving — to learn how you can ensure your commitment to global gender equality continues for generations to come. Anne Marie Ashworth, a financial advisor with Abacus Planning Group, will walk you through the basics of legacy giving, including simple ways to […]
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In rural Indigenous communities across southern Mexico, women like Doña María have guided mothers through pregnancy and childbirth using generations of ancestral midwifery knowledge. But Indigenous women often face barriers to healthcare, including poverty, long distances to clinics, and discrimination in medical settings.
Through Global Pediatric Alliance’s maternal health initiative, supported by Together Women Rise, Indigenous midwives like María receive training that strengthens prenatal, childbirth, and emergency care while honoring traditional practices. The program also works with clinics and community leaders to promote Respectful Maternal Care, helping create safer births and more equitable healthcare for Indigenous women and girls.
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In Uganda’s Kibuuku District, young women like Stella face limited job opportunities, energy poverty, and few pathways to grow a business. While demand for solar energy is high in off-grid communities, lack of training, capital, and access to resources often keeps women from turning opportunity into sustainable income.
Through Imagine Her’s Green Energy Lab, supported by Together Women Rise, Stella gained hands-on training in social entrepreneurship, financial management, and renewable energy, along with start-up funding to expand her solar business. Today, she serves customers in her community, employs staff, and provides energy solutions tailored to local needs. By equipping young women with technical skills, mentorship, and access to capital, the program empowers them to launch green enterprises, build financial independence, and lead climate-resilient change, which brings clean energy, opportunity, and lasting impact to their communities.
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Women account for less than 15 percent of all landowners worldwide, often due to discriminatory laws or social and cultural barriers that prevent them from acquiring, controlling and inheriting land. Strengthening land rights for women and girls is key to advancing gender equality, ending poverty, and ensuring a sustainable planet.
That’s why Together Women Rise is partnering with Landesa, an organization working to secure land rights for millions of the world’s poorest, especially rural women. Our investments are supporting meaningful systems change related to women’s land rights and equality.
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We fund organizations and projects that address a variety of challenges and needs of women and girls in low-income and marginalized communities in the Global South. Through collective action, our community is:
