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Our 2017 Spring/Summer issue of Activist Philanthropist is here featuring an exclusive article with Vivian Nixon of College and Community Fellowship.
Our 2016 Annual Report is here!
Check out our digital 2016 Annual Report to learn all about the ways in which The New York Women’s Foundation supported women and families in New York City.
30 Years of Radical Generosity
Read our 30th Anniversary Report to learn more about the history of The New York Women’s Foundation and what we’ve accomplished in the past three decades.
Testimony to the New York State Department of Labor Gender Wage Gap Hearing
On Monday, June 26 The New York Women’s Foundation’s Director of Programs, Camille Emeagwali gave testimony to the New York State Department of Labor on the issue of the gende
Closing New York’s Gender and Racial Wage Gap
See what our President and CEO, Ana L. Oliveira, has to say about closing the gender and racial wage gap in New York City.
From the Grassroots Up: Leadership Lessons From Women Community Leaders
Catch up on Ana Oliveira’s Huffington Post blog with her article From the Grassroots Up: Leadership Lessons from Women Community Leaders.
Girls IGNITE! Grantmaking
The New York Women’s Foundation and the YWCA of the City of New York have launched Girls IGNITE! Grantmaking, a unique fellowship designed to empower the next generation through
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