Women's Caucus News

March 04, 2021

About Ms.

About Ms. By: Katherine Spillar, Executive Editor of Ms. Magazine and our Guest Speaker for International Women’s Day When Ms. was launched as a “one-shot” sample insert in New York magazine in......
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March 04, 2021

Practicing Wisdom this WHM

Essay: What Virginia Woolf can Teach Us About Practicing Wisdom this WHMBy: Stayce Camparo In the garden near the Divinity School at Harvard University, a small labyrinth is paved in......
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March 04, 2021

The History of Women's History Month

Women’s History Month has its Own HistoryBy: Kathy Tullos The Month has its origins in Santa Rosa, California, where a County Task Force designated the week beginning March 8, 1978......
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February 28, 2021
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Celebrate Women's History Month!

  Ah, Women's History Month, we meet again, We COULD start by rattling off a list of accomplishments from the ladies of yore (and we will), but first let us......
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February 17, 2021

February 2021 Newsletter

Letter from the Editor This February, the Global Women’s Caucus celebrates Black History Month, by sharing and listening to the personal stories embodied in Black culture and experience. Our sister......
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February 16, 2021

Black Women in Biden's Administration

Spotlighting Three Black Women in Biden’s New Administration By: Jamie McAfee, Communications Co-Chair, Global Women’s Caucus Vice President Kamala Harris, Georgian heroine Stacey Abrams and National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda......
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January 17, 2021

The Science of Volunteering

In 1961, a psychologist by the name of Albert Bandura conducted an experiment based on the developmental theory of social learning. Boys and girls, between the ages of 36 months......
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January 17, 2021

Meet our Volunteers: Carol and Carin

In this second edition of our new ‘Meet Our Volunteers’ series, we’re highlighting Carin Elam and Carol Moore, two of our amazing volunteers with the Global Women’s Caucus! After moving......
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January 17, 2021

Eliminating Violence Against Women

Twenty-seven years ago, President Bill Clinton signed into law the Violence Against Women Act of 1994 (VAWA), a landmark piece of legislation, authored by then-Senator Joe Biden. It was designed......
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January 17, 2021

January 2021 Global News Update

Warnock and Ossoff win their Georgia Senate Seats Although January 6th was marked by upsetting footage and news of an aggressive mob attacking the people’s house -- our Capitol, we......
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