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3 nonprofits matching “women”

ICRW (International Center For Research On Women)

ICRW (International Center For Research On Women)

Washington, DC

For 50 years, the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) has set the global agenda for gender equity, inclusion, and shared prosperity with action-oriented research and solutions. Our global experts generate groundbreaking insights and develop gender transformative strategies on topics like economic opportunity and security, health and reproductive rights, gender norms, and climate action.

Womens Foreign Policy Group Inc.

Washington, DC

FOUNDED IN 1995 WFPG WORKS TO EXPAND THE FOREIGN POLICY DIALOGUE ACROSS POLICITAL DIVIDES AND GENERATIONS AND TO SUPPORT WOMEN AT EVERY STAKE OF THEIR CAREERS. AS CHAMPIONS OF WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP WE ARE PROUD OF OUR ROLE IN EXPANDING THE CONSTITUENCY IN INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS BY CONVENING GLOBAL EXPERTS AND CREATING A VITAL NETWORK OF WOMEN WITH DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS AND EXPERIENCE

International Association for Feminist Economics

Ithaca, NY

TO FOSTER DIALOGUE AND RESOURCE SHARING AMONG ECONOMISTS AND OTHERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WHO TAKE FEMINIST VIEWPOINTS; TO ADVANCE FEMINIST INQUIRY INTO ECONOMIC ISSUES; TO EDUCATE ECONOMISTS, POLICY MAKERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON FEMINIST POINTS OF VIEW ON ECONOMIC ISSUES; TO FOSTER EVALUATIONS OF THE UNDERLYING CONSTRUCTS OF THE ECONOMICS DISCIPLINE FROM FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES; TO AID IN EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, AND ESPECIALLY WOMEN FROM UNDER REPRESENTED GROUPS, WITHIN ECONOMICS; TO PROMOTE INTERACTION AMONG RESEARCHERS, ACTIVISTS AND POLICY MAKERS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE SCHOLARSHIP AND POLICY; AND TO ENCOURAGE THE INCLUSION OF FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES IN THE ECONOMIC CLASSROOM.