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As we strive for #gender_equity, grounding ourselves in ancient histories can offer unexpected strength and insights. The twin pyramids at Mixco Viejo represent the balance and harmony between Mayan women and men. Standing before them with our community of bold women philanthropists, we reflected on the equal standing of Mayan women in the pre-Columbian era—a stark contrast to the ongoing erosion of women’s rights worldwide. Anthropologist Shankari Patel’s words resonated deeply: “If you say [Mayan] women are subjugated today because they always have been, that’s a way of justifying what’s happening today. But if you can show… that [inequity] happened because of colonialism, there is opportunity for new interpretations of history and for change to occur.” Our journey forward, toward justice and equity, can be emboldened by reclaiming these histories. https://lnkd.in/e8NY6xkU #experientialphilanthropy #impact #culture #genderequality #philanthropy #socialjustice

Our groundbreaking campaign, Here We Are, created in partnership with GLAAD, just won four The Anthem Awards, contributing to GLAAD being named Nonprofit of the Year. As Nadya, Ashton, Chrissy, Gio, and Syd shared as part of the campaign: 71% of Americans say they have never met a transgender person. Here. We. Are. The campaign was honored with: ? Best Campaign ? Best PR ? Best Partnership ? Best Special Project Nadya Lopez, one of the courageous individuals who shared their story in the campaign, said: "Transgender people just want to live without fear. I'm not political—I just want the world to know that we are here, our lives are filled with joy, and we're not going anywhere." This is a moment to celebrate the power of community and what we can achieve when we protect, accept, and stand together for the right to simply live our lives. Don't ever stop believing that today can be the day that everything changes. Check out what Nadya has to say about the power of telling her story on her terms.

Our groundbreaking campaign, Here We Are, created in partnership with GLAAD, just won four The Anthem Awards, contributing to GLAAD being named Nonprofit of the Year. As Nadya, Ashton, Chrissy, Gio, and Syd shared as part of the campaign: 71% of Americans say they have never met a transgender person. Here. We. Are. The campaign was honored with: ? Best Campaign ? Best PR ? Best Partnership ? Best Special Project Nadya Lopez, one of the courageous individuals who shared their story in the campaign, said: "Transgender people just want to live without fear. I'm not political—I just want the world to know that we are here, our lives are filled with joy, and we're not going anywhere." This is a moment to celebrate the power of community and what we can achieve when we protect, accept, and stand together for the right to simply live our lives. Don't ever stop believing that today can be the day that everything changes. Check out what Nadya has to say about the power of telling her story on her terms.

Regardless of your gender, there are 4 quotes from Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics, that will absolutely Level Up your leadership! #LeadershipDevelopment. #GreatLeaders #Improve2Leadwell

?? New Blog Post ?? "At the point of starting my clerking career in 1991 there were very few women in the profession. Through the decades I have been fortunate enough to see this change along with various initiatives to attract and retain females both in clerking and at the Bar." Read more about Nancy's experience on our blog> https://lnkd.in/gPWbSSNJ

Women in the Civil Rights Movement: Unsung Heroes Explore the vital contributions of women in the Civil Rights Movement, their challenges, key figures, and lasting impact on ... https://lnkd.in/dvxKMabW #CivilRights&Liberties

Today is Election Day, and it’s personal for us at Atabey & Co. Brittany and I—two Puerto Rican women, mothers, wives, and co-owners of this community-centered company—know firsthand the strength and resilience of our people. Our hearts are rooted in our island, our culture, and in the voices of women of color who have fought and continue to fight for a better future. We are here because of the fierce women who came before us, who fought tirelessly for rights many once thought impossible. In 1920, white women gained the right to vote in the U.S., a monumental step forward. In 1935, Puerto Rican women gained their right to vote—another landmark in our shared journey toward equality and representation. And in 1965, Black women gained the right to vote with the Voting Rights Act—a full 45 years after white women.? And even after that victory, women of color continued to face discriminatory barriers in housing, credit, and the workplace. It wasn’t until 1974 that women were legally protected to apply for credit on their own, and until the 1968 Fair Housing Act that discriminatory practices in housing were banned. Every milestone was hard-won. And yet, we know the work isn’t done. At Atabey & Co., our mission is to amplify voices—especially those from Black and brown communities, the LGBTQ+ community, and women often left out of the conversation. We serve to create space, raise our voices, and keep pushing for the change we deserve. Today, honor the legacy of these women and every sacrifice that’s brought us here. Make a plan. Go vote. Because we won’t go back, and together, we will keep moving this country forward. ??? #AtabeyAndCo #Vote

Tomorrow is our 2nd Annual BOW Advocacy Day! We’re coming together to focus on 'Democratizing Access through Economic Opportunities.' Let’s stand united in championing policies that uplift Black women entrepreneurs and drive meaningful change. #BOWAdvocacyDay?#BOWCollective?#BlackWomenInBusiness?#Empowerment?#WomenInBusiness?#Equality

Interesting read about the importance of extending the reach of PrEP marketing to women.

Catholic Sisters Empower Thousands of Financially Insecure Women in Colorado During her years ministering in rural Brazil, Sr. Frances Sedlacek experienced a transformative movement that changed her worldview. “The women in Brazil were like slaves. They had no rights, no say in anything, but they started fighting for equality. For More Details: https://rb.gy/izmvkr ?#Womenentrepreneurs #Womeninbusiness #TopWomeninBusiness #BestBlogsforWomen #WomenEmpowerment #womentimesmagazine?