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Searching for Girls who Play Chess Move over Bobby Fischer! There are new chess players on the rise, and they’re competing in DC this

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Stop Street Harassment According to a 2014 national survey, 65% of women have experienced street harassment. The unwanted comments, whistles, or honking can make

New Report: Proposed 2018 D.C. Budget’s Impact On Women & Girls

(Click image to access the full report) On April 13th, The Women’s Foundation released our newest report, Towards A Thriving City: A Review of the

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Lessons in Self-Care According to the National Institute of Mental Health, women are 60% more likely than men to experience an anxiety disorder during

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How Unequal Pay Leads to Greater Interest Last week, Equal Pay Day had everyone talking about pay equity. Let’s keep the conversation going and

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Impact on Women & Girls Last week, the mayor of Washington, D.C. presented her proposed 2018 budget, laying out a roadmap for inclusive prosperity. With

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We Read Too When you read a book, the author brings you into their world and transports you to another place. Well, one college

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A Conversation on Race The New York Times has put together 25 short films that explore race and identity and challenge people to consider

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In Her Own Words The Women’s Voices Theater Festival will return to DC in January 2018, after a two-year hiatus! As part of the

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Baby Steps What a week for women’s sports! Last week, we shared that the US women’s hockey team had successfully negotiated a new contract

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