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?? Congratulations to our partner, Community Health Impact Coalition, on receiving the 2025 Skoll Foundation Award for Social Innovation! This prestigious award highlights visionary leaders and organizations driving transformational social change toward a more sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous world. CHIC is a global movement of thousands of community health workers (CHWs) and health organizations advocating for government support to ensure CHWs are well-equipped to deliver quality health care. Their tireless work is reshaping global health norms and saving lives. We're thrilled to see their impact recognized and look forward to seeing them continue to drive meaningful change in global health. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ev7Axf6R

It was a busy and inspiring week for Panorama employees at the Commission on the Status of Women in New York City. We were thrilled to connect with partners, attend meaningful events, and participate in discussions. Our team connected in person and participated in a wide range of events throughout the week, sharing some of their top highlights: Rebecca Reeve-Bennett attended “Resist, Persist, and Reimagine: The Future of Democracy Exists in Accelerating Women's and Feminist Political Power,” hosted by Colmena Fund. The panel discussion brought together inspiring and motivating women political leaders from around the world, demonstrating that women leaders in the US can look to our sisters around the globe to learn from their resilience in uncertain times. Angelica Serna felt inspired by the sharp focus on advancing adolescent girls’ rights and well-being. Events like UNICEF and Purposeful POWER4Girls launch, featuring girl leaders and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Millie Bobby Brown, and the Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage and Girls First Fund Dear Future Me: A World Where Girls Thrive panel, highlighted the urgency of supporting girls and young women around the world, leaving a sense of optimism that the future belongs to adolescent girls. Jennifer N. Cho was energized to be in community with the leaders and supporters of women’s funds in the Prospira Global Network who are continuing to build and uplift movements and communities in a landscape of shifting resources. We left CSW energized to take action driving change toward a more gender-equal world. #UNWomen #CSW69

Women in healthcare leadership face numerous challenges?like unequal access to opportunities and pervasive gender bias.? ? However, we know women are uniquely positioned to offer diverse perspectives and experiences that can lead to more comprehensive and empathetic patient care.? ? For Women's History Month, we're celebrating the inspiring leaders of Panorama's The T1D Community Fund grantee partners who are paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable future in healthcare leadership.? ? We asked: What is one piece of advice you would give your younger self about leading in the diabetes field?? ? Click through for actionable advice from successful leaders?Bridget McNulty of Sweet Life Diabetes Community, Liliana Tieri of Asociación para el Cuidado de la Diabetes en Argentina CUIDAR, and leana Gill, Martha Palma Troconis, Mariola Adrián de Osechas, and Melissa Cipriani of Guerreros Azules.? ? #WomensHistoryMonth #T1D #healthcare?

During Women's History Month, we must acknowledge the barriers that prevent women from running for office - and winning. At the rate seen over the last century, women would not reach gender parity in elected office until 2138. Sustained support and investment from donors are crucial to dismantling the systemic challenges women leaders face on their journey to public office. The Ascend Fund, powered by Panorama, offers recommendations for funders committed to advancing women’s political leadership in 2025 and beyond. With a unified commitment to women’s political power and dismantling systemic barriers, we can build a future where women’s voices are truly represented at every level of government in the United States. Join the fight for gender parity: https://lnkd.in/gtX9zGpS

Mental health impacts every aspect of our lives - shaping our physical health, relationships, and productivity. When we prioritize mental well-being, we foster stronger, more resilient communities. Read the full 2024 Impact Report from United for Global Mental Health here. ??

For many in low- and middle-income countries, a type 1 diabetes diagnosis can be life-threatening. The T1D Community Fund, powered by Panorama Global, supports community-based organizations that provide essential assistance to individuals and families affected by type 1 diabetes. This Women's History Month, we’re celebrating the incredible women who are bridging gaps in health services and helping those living with type 1 diabetes to lead joyful and fulfilling lives.? ? We invited five leaders from The T1D Community Fund’s grantee partners to reflect on this question: What role do you see women playing in shaping the future of type 1 diabetes care? A heartfelt thank you to Subhashini Devi Naorem from Nityaasha Foundation, Bridget McNulty from Sweet Life Diabetes Community, Liliana Tieri from Asociación para el Cuidado de la Diabetes en Argentina CUIDAR, and Ileana Gill, Martha Palma Troconis, Mariola Adrián de Osechas, and Melissa Cipriani from Guerreros Azules for sharing your valuable insights. #WomensHistoryMonth #T1D #healthcare?

As we celebrate Women's History Month, it's essential to recognize that women’s political representation continues to be unequal. Despite making up more than half of the U.S. population, women held only 32.8% of elected positions in 2024. Women face significant systemic barriers along their journey to elected office, including unequal access to campaign funding, limited political networks, and pervasive gender bias. Although these challenges persist, we know women bring unique perspectives and experiences that are crucial for achieving a more equitable and prosperous society for all. The Ascend Fund, powered by Panorama, is dedicated to dismantling these barriers and ensuring women have a proportional seat at the table. Let’s work together to create inclusive pathways for women in politics, ensuring their voices are heard in shaping a more representative democracy for all. https://lnkd.in/gtX9zGpS

Today marks FIVE YEARS since WHO's Dr. Tedros declared COVID-19 a "pandemic". As we grapple with the long-term impacts of COVID and a time of rising threats, PAN's Executive Director Eloise Todd shares 5 reflections that are begging for action. ? https://lnkd.in/dHCfZPmz

?Panorama is looking forward to attending the Commission on the Status of Women this week! We’ll join leaders from around the world to shape global standards on gender equality and ensure that no girl gets left behind. We’re excited to engage in discussions at events including: ?? Dear Future Me: A World Where Girls Thrive, co-hosted by Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage, Girls First Fund, Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF), and other key partners for a grassroots and activists panel, reception, and Nawi film screening. ?? ?? POWER4Girls: Invest in girls, transform the world, hosted by UNICEF and Purposeful, to launch a global initiative working with and for adolescent girls to drive systems change. ? ?? Rising Together in a Changing World, hosted by Prospera International Network of Women's Funds, explores the impact of funding cuts on feminist movements and strategizes for urgent collective action.? ?? SRHR and Climate Justice: Ending Child Marriage for a Sustainable Future hosted by @ARROW. By investing in adolescent girls, we unlock a brighter future for everyone. Stay tuned for a recap of our experiences at #CSW69 next week. #Whengirlsthrive #ForAllWomenAndGirls?

This International Women’s Day, we’re proud to highlight our Global Fund for Women’s Mental Health. Alongside Panorama Global, and our founding partners Pinterest, Saks Fifth Avenue Foundation, and Mindful Philanthropy, we are announcing our first round of partners. ? Kate Spade New York believes that good mental health is a fundamental human right for everyone—and that good mental health is foundational to a woman’s accessing authentic voice, choice, and power. kate spade new york and our social impact programs will reach 250,000 women and girls globally with access to mental health resources by 2030.?