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Boston Women's Fund Annual Report 2008

by Arlene Snyder; Catherine Joseph; Mary quinn; Melissa Carino; Patricia Simmons

Jan 1, 2010
  • Civil Society
  • Human Rights and Civil Liberties
  • Poverty

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The Boston Women's Fund provides start-up and on-going funding for women's/girls' organizations or projects that address social and economic injustice. Our focus is on women with the least access to resources, who have been excluded from full participation in society because of their race, class, age, ability, immigrant status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or religion. Women and girls organizing on their own behalf is a priority for the Fund. The Boston Women's Fund understands organizing as a collective action to challenge the status quo, demand changes in policy and practice, and educate communities about root causes and just solutions. The Fund recognizes that there are a variety of stages and strategies that lead to community organizing. Therefore, BWF supports strategies that build community, encourage collaborations with other organizations, increase skills and/or access to resources, and produce leadership from within the constituency directly affected.'

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Title: Boston Women's Fund Annual Report 2008
Publication date 2010-01-01
Publication Year 2010
Authors Arlene Snyder , Catherine Joseph , Mary quinn , Melissa Carino , Patricia Simmons
Copyright holder(s) Boston Women's Fund
Keywords BWF , women , boston , grantees , young sisters
Document type Annual Report
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/boston-women-s-fund-annual-report-2008.html
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