Ending Global Poverty Begins with Women

Around the world, women are at the highest risk of being poor. Greater economic opportunity empowers women--and their families--to escape poverty.
When You Teach a Woman to Fish, Everybody Eats

Women in poor countries are more likely to spend their income on food, education, and healthcare for their children, reducing poverty in the long-term.[photo credits]
When Women Thrive, Families and Communities Thrive

Imagine a world where all women are able to get a job, escape abuse, and feed their children. Imagine a world where women are free to thrive.
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Join ONE for a Conversation with Melinda Gates and Melanne Verveer
A message from Women Thrive's partner, Women ONE2ONE.
 
Raise Your Voice in Global Pulse 2010
Join Global Pulse 2010 a three day online event sponsored by USAID connecting communities all around the world.
 
Ashley Judd: IVAWA a Way to Fight Violence Against Women and Girls
 
Development Goals will not be met until Violence Against Women Ends
On March 18, 2010 MediaGlobal highlighted a New ActionAid's report that explains the ways in which violence against women needs to be addressed before the global development goals that are set can be met.
 
Gender and effective development: Not “separate, but equal”; it’s “together, but different.”
On March 19, 2010, Women Thrive’s Ritu Sharma and Nora O’Connell blogged for the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN) on the role of gender in effective development.
 
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