Less than 7% of foundation funding in the United States goes to women and girls.
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We received great coverage from Inside Philanthropy on our history as a longtime leader in funding for gender equity and related issues.
Check out our new blog!
We are happy to announce that we’ve launched a blog! Our first entry takes a look at our tagline, Radical Generosity.
Our 2017 Annual Report is here!
We’re proud to share with you our accomplishments and activities in our 30th Anniversary Year that are detailed in our annual report.
Ana Oliveira on The Last Sip
The Last Sip explores diversity, immigration, and travel trends for people of color. Host Imara Jones catches up with Jorge Rivas, Spliter National Affairs Correspondent, Katrina Jones, Vimeo’s Director of Inclusion, Joah Spearman, CEO of Localeur, and Ana Oliveira of the NY Women’s Foundation.
Check out our 2017 Annual Report!
We invite you to read our Annual Report which details all of the activities that The Foundation and their grantee partners have been up to in 2017.
New Fund to Support #MeToo Efforts
The New York Women’s Foundation will soon start making five- and six-figure grants through a new fund dedicated to advancing the #MeToo movement and bolstering frequently overloo
The Last Sip: Diversity, Immigration and Travel for People of Color
This week’s The Last Sip explores diversity, immigration, and travel trends for people of color. Host Imara Jones catches up with Ana Oliveira.
Women’s Foundations across the U.S. condemn the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policy
The New York Women's Foundation and Women’s Foundations across the U.S. condemn the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policy.
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