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Women’s Equality Day is a time to reflect on how far women have come and where we as a society still need to go. With that in mind, here are 10 ways you can get involved with Women’s Equality Day and support the women and girls in your life. Whether you want to volunteer, get active, or just spread the word about equality, there are many ways to do your part. These actions may seem small individually but they add up to something tremendous. No matter who you are or what you can offer—you can make a difference!
If we want to see real change, we need more women leaders at the top. One easy way women can run for office is to join an organization like EMILY’s List, which helps women get elected to office and then supports their campaigns. If you don’t see an office you want to run for, you can start your own! Running for office not only gives you a voice, but it also gives other people in your community, who may be thinking about getting involved, a way to get started.
Women are the experts on their own lives. By reading, watching, and listening to content created by women about women, you can gain valuable insight on what issues matter most to women. You can find out more about issues critical to women’s health and equality by watching documentaries like The First Campaign, The Hunting Ground, and RBG. Reading books like In the Shadow of Man, American Women, and The Good Immigrant can also help you better understand women’s experiences.
On Women’s Equality Day you can help a girl celebrate by giving her the gift of confidence. Organizations like Girl Rising empower girls to dream big and know they can achieve anything. There are many ways you can help a girl grow up to be confident—everything from donating to starting a girls’ club at your school. You can also help spread the word about the importance of confidence among girls by sharing this GIF.
There are many organizations working towards greater equality. By donating your skills, you can actively get involved in empowering women and promoting equality for all. There are many options for skills you can offer. For example, you can offer to help with social media to raise awareness about issues that matter most to women. You can also volunteer at your local Planned Parenthood to help provide sexual health care. There are many other organizations where you can put your skills to good use.
If you’re in a position to hire or promote individuals, you have the power to help advance women in the workplace. You can also take steps to ensure that your workplace is an inclusive space for all people—particularly women. There are many ways you can do this. For example, you can take the Women’s Empowerment survey to better understand how women perceive your workplace culture. You can also help raise awareness about issues that matter most to women and join events like the Women’s March to show your solidarity.
Women of color have done a lot of the heavy lifting for women’s rights over the years. From fighting for suffrage to promoting racial justice in the civil rights movement, women of color have played a large role in shaping our society. To celebrate these women, you can read books like We Were There, Too and Bad Feminist. You can also donate to organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union, which advocates for racial justice, and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, which promotes racial justice.
There are many organizations dedicated to promoting equality for women and girls. You can support these organizations by donating your time or money to help facilitate their work. There are many ways you can get involved, from hosting a fundraising event to helping out at your local Planned Parenthood. You can also participate in the Women’s March to show your solidarity for the cause.
There are many organizations working towards empowering women and girls. You can donate money or your time to help facilitate their work. There are many ways you can get involved, from hosting a fundraising event to helping out at your local Planned Parenthood. You can also participate in the Women’s March to show your solidarity for the cause.
Women’s Equality Day is a time to reflect on how far we’ve come and where we as a society still need to go. Celebrate women’s progress, and get involved by getting active and spreading the word about equality. There are many ways to do your part, from running for office to helping a girl grow up to be strong and confident.
