Emily Quick Schriver’s Post

Here are #3 Reasons you won't want to miss our BIGGEST event of the year! 1. Strengthen Your Bond: The Mother-Daughter Empower Conference and Awards provides a unique opportunity to deepen your relationship. Through engaging activities, workshops, and shared experiences, you can create lasting memories and build a stronger connection with your mother or daughter. 2. Inspirational and Empowerment: This event is designed to inspire and empower women of all ages. You will hear from influential speakers, participate in empowering discussions, and gain insights that can help you both grow personally and professionally. It's a chance to be motivated by the successes and stories of other women. 3. Networking and Community Building: Attending the conference allows you to meet and network with like-minded individuals. You can share experiences, gain new perspectives, and build a supportive community. These connections can provide valuable support and resources long after the event has ended.

In a world where challenges abound, the solidarity of women supporting each other stands as a beacon of hope and strength. It's a beautiful tapestry woven from empathy, understanding, and shared experiences. Women uplifting women creates an empowering network, one that transcends competition, fostering an environment of encouragement and mutual growth. It's about celebrating each other's successes, offering a shoulder during tough times, and recognizing that each victory, big or small, is a collective triumph. This support is not just an act of kindness; it's a powerful statement of unity, showcasing that when women stand together, they can overcome obstacles, shatter glass ceilings, and pave the way for future generations. In this circle of support, women find not just allies but sisters, making the journey of life a shared and more enriching experience. 💚 💜

Prior to participating in a “Women’s Circle” consider the following questions: 1. Are the facilitators genuinely committed to ensuring ALL women thrive, or are they primarily seeking recognition? 2. Are you prepared to engage in courageous conversations with this group of women? Or are you afraid that “your reputation might be in danger” if you disagree? 3. Is the circle freely accessible, or are you being charged to engage in conversations that should already be happening? 4. How extensive is the “women’s circle” outreach to communities that are genuinely underserved? Or is it another social group catering exclusively to women who are already acquainted? The questions are the answer.

🌟 Join Our Women's Community Connections Survey! 🌟 We're on a mission to celebrate and strengthen the bonds among women by creating an intergenerational storytelling project. To do this we need to gather information and resources. Your insights into community, support, and engagement can guide Joy Ethic in fostering connections that cross cultural and generational divides. Help us understand what brings us together and what support looks like in diverse women's communities so we can see how to best connect into and serve these circles of connection. 📝 Survey: What we're exploring: - Your sense of connection and support among women. - Engagement in activities that unite us. - The importance of intergenerational and multicultural interactions. Your voice will directly contribute to Joy Ethic's efforts in drawing together different communities, highlighting what's truly important. Together, we can create impactful spaces for all women. 🕒 Less than 5 minutes to complete. Your input is invaluable! #WomenUnite #CommunityConnections #JoyEthicImpact

To me, becoming a brand ambassador of something means that you believe in that cause, endorse that cause and want to raise awareness for that cause. We talk a lot about the fancy words like women empowerment, we read so many reports on it every year, organize workshops and celebrate days to reassure ourselves that we are empowered. However, what I truly believe to be women empowerment is that: 1. Women should have the decency and courage to support other women, instead of leg-pulling, name-calling, and scoffing down upon them. 2. Women MUST have access to basic rights like healthcare, education, equality and inclusion. 3. Women MUST learn to become financially literate as well as financially independent; not because then they won't need a partner, but because then they will be able to complement their partners, and raise children who can respect humans (irrespective of their castes, genders, colors, social status). I have seen Alishba Tayyab speaking about women empowerment through her initiatives at WSHR, under Green HRS. I stand by every woman who has the heart of a lioness to cheer for other women, and straighten up their crowns if they stumble. Sana Khan Founder & CEO HER Health- Women's Gyne & Mental Health

*Nominate a Woman Who Inspires!* We're celebrating women who make a difference! Do you know a woman who has positively impacted your local community and society as a whole? Maybe she's a: - Community leader - Entrepreneur - Mentor - Volunteer - Changemaker Nominate her to be featured on our page! Share her story, tell us about her impact, and use the hashtag #WomenWhoInspire Let's come together to recognize and celebrate the incredible women who are shaping our world! *Nomination format:* - Name - Brief story of her impact - Photo (optional) - Social links Let's shine a spotlight on the women who deserve it!

Young women are stepping up to lead the conversation and drive change. We're facilitating radio discussions to amplify their voices. Their voices are powerful and necessary in creating change. Join the conversation to end #FGM-https://lnkd.in/dSWxQwpc. #EndFGM #UniteEndFGM #YouthActivism

I'm participating in #TransformingTogether, a new network of practitioners, decision-makers and lived experience researchers working to improve public services in the North East for women with multiple unmet needs.   Together, we've developed these pledges, and hope to see all mayoral candidates who take women's needs seriously commit support before 2 May.   Find out more about Transforming Together, and what we’re hoping to achieve, here: https://lnkd.in/etKHCQX4  

The world tells us we must compete to succeed. But what if we flipped the narrative and focused on collaboration? In every season of life, through joy and sorrow, women stand united. As we navigate the challenges of history, the unwavering support of women has been our mightiest weapon. Let's break it down into six impactful steps: 🌱Unlock their potential: Education is the key to breaking barriers, empowering women with the confidence to reach their full potential. 🌱Strength in numbers: United voices resonate louder, allowing us to advocate for change and create a more equitable future. 🌱Breaking down barriers: Sharing experiences helps women navigate the professional landscape. Speak against sexism and discrimination, challenge inequalities, and advocate for fairness. 🌱Mentor and sponsor: Share knowledge and connections to help others climb. Offer constructive feedback and support, fostering growth. 🌱Celebrate successes: Genuinely rejoice in achievements, big or small. Spread awareness of women's rights. Celebrate each other and amplify achievements. 🌱Build inclusive communities: Create spaces where women connect, learn, and support. Share stories and advocate for empowerment. Remember, Empowering women is a joint effort, not a competition. Let's create a world where every woman reaches her full potential.  Share your thoughts below and join the movement for a brighter future. Together, we make a difference. #womenempowerment #womensforfuture #riseofwomens

Seeking connection and support in your journey of faith and middle management? You're not alone! Join our community of like-minded women, share your experiences, and grow spiritually together. Comment "Let’s Connect" below, and let's discover the empowering community you've been searching for in 15 Minutes. #CommunityConnection #FaithInLeadership #LetsConnect