We are a South Carolina based gender justice organization building a future that affirms the lives of ALL people.
Columbia, SC
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Explore a diverse lineup of dynamic presentations, discussions, and activities designed to inspire, educate, and empower you at the South Carolina Business Summit presented by Benedict College Women’s Business Center.
Find out more here: scbusinesssummit.com/
Save the date! In partnership with Historic Columbia, Columbia City of Women will commemorate She Did Day 2023 at the Architecture of Strength monument (intersection of Main and Gervais streets).
The court system is shifting.
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Explore a diverse lineup of dynamic presentations, discussions, and activities designed to inspire, educate, and empower you at the South Carolina Business Summit presented by Benedict College Women’s Business Center.
Find out more here: scbusinesssummit.com/
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WELCOME TO THE 2023 BLACK MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH WEEK CAMPAIGN!!! Having leadership that understands the crisis facing Black birthing individuals and the need for not only improved Black maternal health but Black maternal mental health positions – at Houston, TX
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Black Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week is July 19-25. The 2023 theme is "Redefining Cultural Support through Black Maternal Mental Health that Cultivates, Embraces and Unites our Communities.” Be sure to follow @shadesofblueprj for more. #BMMHW23 #BIPOCMentalHealthAwareness
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Join us on July 26 at 12pm PT/3pm ET in a conversation with @USEEOC @EEOCChair Charlotte A. Burrows and the incredible leaders of the #BlackWomensEqualPayDay organizational hosts about the #paygap for #Blackwomen, the contributors & solutions to this problem. #BlackWomenCantWait
Before the Supreme Court overturned abortion rights, websites selling abortion pills charged hundreds of dollars for a combination pack of mifepristone and misoprostol pills. Today, several websites sell these pills for less than $50.
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“We’ve got to be open to looking at all of the ways our systems reproduce these inequalities, and that includes the privileges as well as the harms.”
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Not to be that girl, but today’s #FreeThePill win would not have been possible without young people. Even the FDA experts noted how impactful the testimonies of young people were in their decision to #FreeThePill
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Our Interfaith Coalition for Human Rights works to promote reproductive justice, sexual healthcare, economic justice, criminal justice reform and other policies with theological consideration, intention and purpose. Join us!
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‼️ Breaking news‼️ We just made history: in a GROUNDBREAKING advancement for #repro health, the @US_FDA just approved Opill, the FIRST-EVER over-the-counter birth control pill. #FreeThePill
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Don’t miss out on these grant opportunities from our partners:
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July is Disability Pride and National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Here is a list of books from Denver Library on the subject:
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The Columbia Regional Business Report has announced its 2023 Women of Influence honorees and our CEO Ann Warner is among them.
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"There has been no collective accountability and mass equity efforts made by The United States to atone for its abhorrent history of racism. Affirmative action was a systemic accountability effort. "
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Congratulation to WREN's CEO Ann Warner for being awarded one of the 2023 Women of Influence from Sc Biz News!
