Rise UP! Women’s Lives Matter, May 28
Join Rise of Broken Women for “Rise UP! Women's Lives Matter Period.” — an exclusive Empowerment for Women panel discussion featuring an exciting mixture of women sharing their journey who are blazing a trail in their respective fields. The Rise of Broken Women are mothers, survivors, leaders, scholars, sisters, friends, and daughters. We share stories of triumph and devastating loss, and everything in between. By sharing, we all find common ground, through inspiration, hope, meaning, and, essentially the action.
Read more and get your tickets now at riseofbrokenwomen.org/events/!
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What is Kota?
The Kota Alliance is a umbrella organization elevating collaboration across borders for women-centered nonprofits, NGOs, social enterprises and entrepreneurs, businesses and startups that share the like-minded goal of improving gender equality and supporting women. Currently working out of the Centre for Social Innovation (CSI), The Kota Alliance long term goal is to be working independently out of a World Center for Women via a social enterprise model. About half of nonprofits identify “long-term financial sustainability” as their greatest challenge. By joining Kota at the Women's Lab at CSI, our members benefit from our group discount for coworking and event space. Additionally, those who join our community, receive tangible fiscal, physical, and programmatic support, as well as the opportunity to collaboration across organizations.
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RT @CarolynBMaloney: Nice job, @CarolJenkins! Can't believe it's just a week since the ERA hearing! #ERANow https://t.co/yg4Q1rP5zZ @Slate @ERACoalition -
Only a week to go until our breakfast event on non-toxic living! Take a look at out amazing speakers & get your tic… https://t.co/CUTijXl9qT
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