US Women Connect, Inc. is a 26 year-old Nonprofit Foundation created in response to the 4th World Conference on Women, held in 1995. Its mission is to improve community health, inspire grassroots change, and unite civic action.
We envision a compassionate and inclusive nation that invests in its people, fosters true community, and creates new models for economic prosperity. USWC holds consultative status with the Economic and Social Council at UN Women, and partners with the Women's Intercultural Network, local and state-based nonprofits, and the US Women's Caucus at the UN.
51 United Music for Change Tour. Headling musicians and American farmers. Free to the people. Proceeds support housing, food justice, and anti-violence initiatives.
26 years ago, based on the historic Fourth World Conference on Women, in Beijing, US Women Connect was born. In 1996, it became a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its founder, Marilyn Fowler, believed a "trail of light" could be built, one woman at a time, and one American state at a time. She dedicated her life to listening to every corner of the country, including migrant farm workers, women from different cultures, and women of varying ages, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds. Diversity was her hallmark. Along with co-leaders, this vision was organized, blended into a vehicle for change, and ultimately formed the US Women's Agenda; where it was brought directly to policymakers, legislators, and the US Congress. Additionally, she accredited the organizaton with the United Nations for Women, spearheaded the US Women's Caucus at the United Nations, and founded the Women's Intercultural Network. This legacy of partnership -- including core guidance from Native American leaders -- is at the heart of US Women Connect initiatives. We stand resolute in safety and empowerment -- not only for US women and girls, but for men, boys, and all people living in America.
Your contribution will enable us to fund new monitoring technology in Restraining Order cases; partner with UN Women to form anti-violence coalitions, and enact Emily's Law. Emily's Law is dedicated to the life and legacy of Emily Mohler, her 2 yr old daughter Piper, and dear friend Cody Nevins, a Montana Native American artist. All three were murdered in a domestic violence case, despite several judge-ordered Restraining Orders. [photo --to left -- Emily Mohler: a talented Montana mother and professional artist. [website photo credits are designated as ET photography or Emily Mohler signature.]
Your contribution will allow us to gift people in a housing crisis with the ability to build and design their own tiny home, and to advocate for sustainable housing and land ownership in the United States.
Your contribution will allow us to organize with American farmers, gift people with organic and locally grown food, and raise awareness about the importance of food justice and supporting American farmers.
Heal the frequency of fear. Contribute to a donor advised fund in anti-violence, housing, or food justice.
Help us build local coalitions and network with national groups for policy and legislative change.
Designate the issue of your choice and help us cover administrative and program costs.
Become a supporting member of the Music for Change Tour. Receive updates on events in your state and all upcoming events.
Thank you for your support. Donations are 100% tax deductible / EIN 52-2194291
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