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🏛️Join the #civility pledge movement initiated by Mayor Marianne Meed Ward (C.Dir.). Details: https://lnkd.in/gAF6t7xC We pledge to: 1. Support each other and call out #abuse and #harassment when we see it or experience it; 2. Call on all our allies to stand with us to support women in office and call out all forms of abuse and harassment; 3. Call on all elected officials to uphold the highest standards of conduct, focusing on #respectful debate of the issues and not personal attacks; 4. Call on the relevant authorities to ensure the protection of individuals who speak out against abuse, or who experience abuse, providing them with the necessary support and resources.

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VOTE AS IF YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT; BECAUSE IT DOES If you live in the US , make sure you vote. If you live in the US and care about #climatecrisis, #children, #women, #democracy or just about anything else, vote for #KamalaHarris

The general election has been called. The political parties are ready – and so are we. At Fawcett, we are putting women at the heart of the campaign. Women make up more than half of the electorate, and are more likely to be undecided in their voting plans than men. The results are in -- the party that wants to win can’t do it without us. And they need to listen when we speak up about the issues facing women right now. We know that the UK’s early childhood education and care system does not work. We need free, universal childcare now. It’s time for workplaces that work for women: that means truly flexible work, an end to sexual harassment and racism in our workplaces. Women should see ourselves represented at every level of government. We are pushing hard to make sure the next Parliament gets us that much closer to equality at every level. Politics should be about facts, not misogyny, discrimination or division. We want all candidates to commit to a zero-tolerance approach to misogyny and racist misogyny whilst campaigning, by signing Fawcett’s pledge. Fawcett is also proud to co-convene the biggest ever coalition of women’s sector organisations, #SheVotes24, to help push forward the issues that really matter to women across the UK. Fawcett members are a powerful movement for change, advancing these goals and creating a world where women are truly equal. Join Fawcett today and make this election count for women: https://lnkd.in/eizjfYmi #WomenWinElections #SheVotes24

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Today, on International Women’s Day, we honour Rosalynn Carter and the other pioneering women who have made significant contributions to affordable housing. Their dedication and advocacy have paved the way for progress and inspired countless others to join the fight for housing equality. Who are the women activists and leaders in housing who inspire you? Share their names and stories in the comments below! #IWD2024 #WomenInHousing #AffordableHousing

Voice matters...your voice matters. We applaud Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina for her voice and the stand she is taking to self-empower, ensuring access and inclusion for herself as a candidate running for office. It is simply unacceptable to be a woman who must face men who are both physically and organizationally blocking her from access to democracy. More importantly, blocking experienced women and multicultural women from their potential to run government, which directly impacts the lives of people, communities, education, health care, small businesses, corporations, etc., means that certain important issues involving women ultimately don't get addressed with urgency or importance. Note: Latina Surge National 501c3 nonprofit is an educational and charitable organization. It is non-political and non-partisan in its mission to advocate and educate for the advancement of women, most especially underrepresented and underserved women, across all areas in society. We encourage our members and allies to share stories of self-empowerment, especially for multicultural women who continue to face barriers and take a stand to define access and inclusion for themselves based on the merits of their experience and aptitude. Hispanic Executive ALPFA New Jersey Chapter ALPFA Inc - Association of Latino Professionals For America Rutgers-Eagleton Poll HACR - Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility Latino Action Network Foundation The Junior League The Junior League of Montclair-Newark, Inc. Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Women of Color in Fundraising and Philanthropy (WOC)® Lean In Lean In Latinas PowHer New York The Hispanic Star United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Raven Santana ROI-NJ Insider NJ

💡As Latinas, our voices matter! As research reflects, we have so much to lose when we put ourselves out there, against the wall of systemic racial challenges. Yet, we are resilient because we have the ever-present deep determination to achieve equity and justice. I implore anyone interested in understanding just how blatant the challenges are to hear this interview of Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina with Mark J. Bonamo of #NJNow. Dr. Campos-Medina is fierce in using her voice for women's justice, and just as determined in taking a stand to self-empower, ensuring access and inclusion for herself as a candidate running for office. It is simply unacceptable to be a woman who must face men who are both physically and organizationally blocking her from access to democracy. ⁉️Hermanas, what are your thoughts? My view: blocking experienced multicultural women from their potential to run government, which directly impacts the lives of people, communities, education, health care, small businesses, corporations, etc., means that certain important issues involving women ultimately don't get addressed with urgency or importance.