Because When Women Thrive, the Whole World Thrives.

Stopping Violence Against Women: Will the U.S. Lead the Way?

Violence against women and girls is a global problem. Urge Secretary of State John Kerry to make it a top U.S. priority.

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Global Partner Spotlight

Read on for how FAWE and Christine Dranzoa are improving education for Uganda's girls...

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President Obama's Budget

What does the budget battle mean for U.S. efforts to help women and girls thrive across the world? We've put together a handy list to help you cut through the noise.

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Take action to empower local female farmers worldwide.

Empower Women Farmers Worldwide

Reforming food aid to empower local female farmers in developing countries could reduce waste and help feed millions.

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Economic Opportunity
Women Thrive Worldwide believes that investing in women is the key to ending world poverty.
Education and Learning
There is a serious learning crisis that has come from putting increased numbers of children in school without improving the quality of schools and of education itself.
Violence
One out of every three women worldwide will be physically, sexually, or otherwise abused during her lifetime with rates reaching 70 percent in some countries.
Food Security
Women Thrive Worldwide believes that investing in women is the key to ending global hunger.
International Assistance
U.S. international assistance has the potential to be a major force for good, but the system is broken.

Media Coverage

Raising Women's Voices

The Huffington Post - 04.25.13

'They don't want to go back'

The Baltimore Sun - 03.18.13

Letter: Women in Agriculture

The New York Times - 03.13.13

Women in the World Today

The State Dept. features Women Thrive and our partner, COMUCAP, in a new report.
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