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SUMMARY:New Member Orientation (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Calling all new Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF) members and those who have joined us since 2020! Join staff and long-time members for a New Member Orientation where we’ll build community so we can better amplify the power of women’s collective giving. \nIn this virtual session\, new members will learn about WaWF’s values and community norms\, our approach to philanthropy\, the equity lens we bring to our programming\, how to get involved in different committees\, ways to build community with other new members\, and our staff who are here to support you in this work. \nThis event is  free and open to all  WaWF members\, but is targeted to our newer members – those who have joined our membership since 2020.  For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org. \nClick here to register for the New Member Orientation!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/new-member-orientation-members-only-2/
LOCATION:Washington Women’s Foundation\, 2100 24th Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98144\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Numbers: Investing in Women\, Girls and Gender Equity (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Data from around the world confirms that investing in women and girls is one of the best strategies to accelerate progress on our greatest issues from climate change\, to poverty\, to access to health and education. Unfortunately\, giving trends show that the majority of giving (nearly 90%) continues to go to the top 5% of large nonprofits\, and that less than 2% is invested in organizations that specifically focus ion women and girls. But this trend could finally change as trillions are expected to pass into women’s hands over the next decade in what financial analysts are calling\, “The Great Wealth Transfer.” \nJoin us on October 31st at 12:00PM to learn about the landscape for funding women and girls\, including the data on giving trends and disparities in funding\, and what this means for the issues we care most about. With an emphasis on the WaWF’s 2023 grant priority areas\, speakers will talk about what is needed\, what is at stake\, organizations and collectives working on this nationally and globally\, and to share inspiring stories and examples of where donors can give to make the greatest impact. \nSpeakers: \n\nRadha Friedman\, author of Fundraising Without Burnout: Radically Reimagining Philanthropy to Transform Your Impact (Moderator)\nRozella Kennedy\, Director of Impact and Equity\, Camber Collective\nAngelika Arutyunova\, Co-Founder of CEECCNA Collaborative Fund\n\n​This event will kick-off the work of the 2023 Women & Girls Grant Committee. We hope everyone will join us on December 7th for the PopUp for Women & Girls to put their commitment to funding women & girls into action!  \nThis virtual learning event is open to all and will be recorded. Email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions!  \nRegister here for Beyond the Numbers: Investing in Women & Girls!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/beyond-the-numbers-investing-in-women-girls-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231025T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231025T133000
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SUMMARY:2023 Annual Meeting (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the WaWF Annual Meeting on Wednesday\, October 25th. We’ll meet from 12:00PM to 1:30PM and reflect together on this past year of transformation\, discuss the possibilities and challenges coming our way\, vote on our new board members\, and find out what our funding priorities will be for the 2024 Collective Grants!  \nThe Annual Meeting is a members only virtual event. It will be held via zoom\, recorded and the recording will be shared with all members. \nRegister here for the 2023 Annual Meeting!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-annual-meeting-members-only/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231019T160000
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SUMMARY:Get Involved: Committees and Leadership (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Join President & CEO Maria Kolby-Wolfe on Thursday\, October 19th to learn about how to get involved as a member at Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF). Maria will dive into each of our member committees\, how to join them\, what committee leadership looks like\, and how to take on a leadership role at WaWF. \nThis session is for WaWF members only. Contact Isabelle Shively\, Membership & Communications Manager\, if you’re a member and you’d like to volunteer at this session to support Maria in this session. If you’re interested in becoming a member\, check our events page for upcoming membership info sessions.  \nClick here to register for Get Involved: Committees and Leadership!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/get-involved-committees-and-leadership-members-only/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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SUMMARY:UW Walking Tour + Working in Tribal Communities 102 (MEMBERS +1)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive in-person event at the Burke Museum on October 11th focused on deepening our understanding of Indigenous communities. We’ll start with Kateri Joe’s Working in Tribal Communities 102 learning session\, designed as a follow up to her 101 session we hosted in the summer. After Kateri’s workshop\, join Owen Oliver on the Indigenous Walking Tour of the University of Washington\, highlighting indigenous places across campus. Walking Tour booklet and coffee included in the ticket price. \nWorking with Tribal Communities 102 is a training that takes a deeper dive in the areas of relationship maintenance through Kateri’s career journey. We explore how partnering with tribes as an outside entity requires a respectful and culturally sensitive approach. This training provides guidelines and best practices for engaging and collaborating with tribal communities/ partners. How to continually invest in building and nurturing the relationship beyond initial projects or engagements and better understanding of the life cycle of relationship building. \nKateri Joe is a member of the Swinomish tribe and Halalt First Nation. She was born and raised in West Seattle\, and attended West Seattle High School. This began her journey building her network in the Urban Native American community of Seattle. Her experience as in the West Seattle Native American club that lead the movement to change the school’s “Indian\,” mascot and feed her passion for social justice. Kateri has participated in the annual Canoe Journey for over 16 years\, dances both traditional Co-Salish and fancy shawl dancing. She attended Fort Lewis College\, in Durango\, CO obtaining a BA in Sociology and minor in Native American Indigenous Studies. Kateri moved back to Seattle to achieve her Masters of Social Work from the University of Washington\, Tacoma. Kateri began working at Treehouse as an Education Specialist in the Muckleshoot\, Enumclaw and Auburn school districts. She has recently transitioned into the Director of Special Populations position focusing on increasing culturally appropriate services for youth in foster care. \nOwen L. Oliver (Quinault / Isleta Pueblo) comes from the people of the Lower Columbia River\, Salish Sea\, and Southwest Pueblos. He grew up in Ketchikan\, Alaska and Seattle where in 2021 he graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in American Indian Studies and Political Science. Through these disciplines he’s been able to create and manage projects that range from community work\, art\, education\, and influence on local and federal policy. His work is concentrated in Indigenous education and cultural representation\, a path that he’s learned from his connection to Tribal Canoe Journeys. He currently is the Director of Arts and Culture for Headwater People Consulting\, an Indigenous-led consulting firm. \nThis event is $20 which will cover materials and light snacks. This event is open to the full membership plus their guests. We do encourage you to have attended one of the Working in Tribal Communities 101 sessions before. Space is limited! Register early.  \nPlease email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions.  \nRegister here for UW Walking Tour + Working in Tribal Communities 102!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/uw-walking-tour-working-in-tribal-communities-102-members-only/
LOCATION:Burke Museum\, 4303 Memorial Way NE\, Seattle\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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SUMMARY:Convening 2023 (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:​​Join us for the Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF) second annual Convening on Thursday\, September 21st\, 2023\, at Town Hall in Seattle!  \n​​The Convening is a call to action that brings together speakers\, writers\, thinkers\, community leaders and essential nonprofit directors to educate the WaWF community on the most pressing concerns within our annual funding and learning themes. Our themes for Convening 2023 are Arts and Community Culture; Housing and Hunger; and Law\, Justice\, and Incarceration.   \n​Convening 2023 is a crucial first step in determining our 2024 grantmaking and learning priorities. Convening will feature a variety of speakers\, with deep knowledge of our three themes\, who are reflective of and embedded in the communities they serve. Together\, we will learn from these experts\, changemakers\, and community organizers driving equitable\, transformative solutions to Washington’s most pressing challenges.  \nThe morning panel will discuss Law\, Justice\, and Incarceration\, wonderfully moderated by Camerina Zorrozua of The Way to Justice with insights from Abigail Scholar of Central Washington Justice for our Neighbors\, Judge Veronica Galvan of the King County Superior Court\, Virla Spencer of The Way to Justice and David Heppard of the Freedom Project.   \n After lunch\, we will hear from unique perspectives on Arts and Community Culture. This conversation will be moderated by Vivian Phillips of Arte Noir and enhanced by the ideas of Kathy Hsieh of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture\, Asia Tail of yehaw\, Thomas Grant Richardson of Center for Washington Cultural Traditions and Ginger Ewing of Terrain.   \nThe last panel will discover the creative work being done in Housing and Hunger in Washington State. This will be led by Alison Eisinger of the King County Coalition on Homelessness\, with insight from Marley Hochendoner of NW Fair Housing Alliance\, Lindsay Goes Behind of the Chief Seattle Club\, Tye Reed of House Our Neighbors\, and Christina Wong of Northwest Harvest!  \n​After the Convening\, all attendees are invited to share suggestions for priorities within each of our three themes\, so we encourage the wider community to join us and help shape our grantmaking and education for next year!   \n​Convening 2023 will be held in person at Town Hall\, with virtual access\, from approximately 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. The Convening will include three ninety-minute panels with time for discussion during the day. Lunch is included and we hope you’ll join us for a reception afterwards. The event is open to the full WaWF membership and the public\, free of charge.   \nClick here for parking information\, location\, directions\, and public transportation options. \nRegister here for Convening 2023!\nFor the virtual livestream registration\, please email programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/convening-2023-open-to-all/
LOCATION:Town Hall\, 1119 8th Ave\, Seattle\, WA\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230907T163000
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SUMMARY:2023 Advocacy Grant Celebration (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Join us to learn about the work of the 2023 Advocacy Grant Committee and celebrate our new grantees! Hear from members of the committee about key learnings and from grantees about their work. \nThe Advocacy Grant Committee reviewed applications from organizations that engage in advocacy as part of their work and are focused on one of our three priorities for 2023: Early Childhood Education\, Food Sovereignty and Security\, and Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health. We’ll announce our new Advocacy grantees at this event! \nWaWF understands advocacy as work that seeks to advance an idea\, argue a position\, and/or enrich the debate about an issue of public concern. This could include education\, research\, litigation\, campaigning\, grassroots organizing\, or nonpartisan political work. \nThe Advocacy Grant Celebration will take place virtually on Thursday\, September 7th at 3:00PM. \nThis virtual celebration is open to all and will be recorded. Email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions!  \nClick here to register for the Advocacy Grant Celebration. 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-advocacy-grant-celebration-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230824T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230824T133000
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SUMMARY:Philanthropy Series: Donor Perspectives on Reparations (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation’s Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan\, solidarity as an action\, a critical lens on donor advised funds\, impact investing\, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy. \nJoin us virtually on Thursday\, August 24th at 12PM for the fifth and final session in WaWF’s Philanthropy Learning Series on Donor Perspectives on Reparations. Moderated by Cailtlin Lombardi of Columbia Legal Services\, philanthropic leaders Hilary Giovale\, Holly Marklyn and Beth McCaw will discuss their individual and collective actions on reparations through their current giving and future plans. Don’t miss this real and action-oriented discussion about reparative philanthropy and how we can collectively move forward together. \nBeth McCaw is a co-founder of Bernier McCaw Foundation and is the founding funder of Threshold Philanthropy\, LLC\, through which she and a team of Black and Indigenous women have been returning resources to Black and Indigenous individuals and communities in Washington state and North and South Carolina for the past two years. Beth is originally from Eastern North Carolina and traces her roots there to pre-Revolutionary War times. She has lived in Washington since 1998 and it’s here\, that she’s had transformative experiences as the former President & CEO of Washington Women’s Foundation and as a member of the Board of Directors of YWCA of Seattle/King County/Snohomish County\, the Board of Directors of YWCA USA\, and the Sisterhood\, a community of seven white women and six Black women who are living into what it means to deeply reckon with white supremacy and the racial wealth gap. \nHilary Giovale is a mother\, writer\, and community organizer who holds a Master’s Degree in Good and Sustainable Communities. She has taught improvisational dance and has served on the boards of philanthropic\, human rights\, and environmental organizations. A ninth-generation American settler\, she is descended from Celtic\, Germanic\, Nordic\, and Indigenous peoples of Ancient Europe. For most of her life these origins were obscured by whiteness. After learning more about her ancestors’ history\, Hilary began emerging from a fog of amnesia\, denial\, and fragmentation. For the first time\, she could see a painful reality: her family’s occupation of this land has harmed Indigenous and African peoples\, cultures\, and lifeways. She is an active speaker\, teacher\, and reparative philanthropist. Divesting from whiteness\, she bridges divides with truth\, healing\, apology and forgiveness. Hilary is the author of a forthcoming memoir\, currently available for pre-order. \n\n\n\n\n\nAs early Microsoft employees Holly and Bill Marklyn accumulated first generation wealth which they are now looking to redistribute back into society in an equitable manner.  They see wealth inequality\, particularly racial wealth inequality\, as a significant problem in our society\, with intergenerational wealth transfer as a significant cause of the problem.  As such\, they do not intend to pass their wealth on to their children and are committed to redistributing their wealth in a racially equitable manner. They did not want to rely on traditional top-down donor control and decision-making\, and so chose to establish a participatory grantmaking fund in which they cede grantmaking power to a BIPOC funding committee. \nCaitlin Lombardi was raised in the Pacific Northwest with two sisters on the land of the Suquamish and Duwamish People. She is currently the Director of Development and Communications for Columbia Legal Services\, a legal aid organization focused on systemic change alongside people who are incarcerated or undocumented. She have spent 15 years in development\, DEI\, and community engagement at organizations including The ACLU of Washington\, The Riveter and The Post-Prison Education Program. These roles\, along with growing up in an interracial family\, many years working in restaurants\, and numerous mentors – mostly women of color – have helped shape my commitment to race equity and community leadership in justice work. In addition to work\, she leads presentations for the Civil Reparations Project\, clean stalls at a barn near her house\, and has three daughters who keep her pretty tired\, incredibly amused\, and humble. \n\nRegister here for Donor Perspectives on Reparations!\n\n\n\n\nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact  programs@wawomensfdn.org. \n 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/philanthropy-series-donor-perspectives-on-reparations-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230806T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230806T173000
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SUMMARY:August OL Reign Game (MEMBER +1)
DESCRIPTION:Join the WaWF community on Sunday\, August 6th to watch the OL Reign’s play at 3PM in the afternoon. It’s an opportunity to see world class players\, including Megan Rapinoe\, Rose Lavelle\, and Tobin Heath. WaWF has reserved a block of tickets\, click the link below to purchase yours today and bring your family or friends. \nClick here to buy tickets for the OL Reign! \nThis is a Members +1 opportunity. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with questions.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/august-ol-reign-game-member-1/
LOCATION:Lumen Field\, 800 Occidental Ave S\, Seattle\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230719T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230719T193000
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SUMMARY:Member Jubilee (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, July 19th\, 2023\, for the second annual Member Jubilee at the Robinswood House in Bellevue\, as we celebrate and honor all our lovely members! Hear from new and experienced members on their commitment to and affection for WaWF. Make new connections and catch up with old friends. We’ll toast with delicious appetizers and drinks and enjoy building relationships. We hope you’ll join us to celebrate our exceptional and mighty membership community!  \nFree parking is available right next door in Robinswood Park. \nRegister here for the Member Jubilee!\nThis event is free and open to all WaWF members. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions or concerns.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-member-jubilee-members-only/
LOCATION:Robinswood House\, 2430 148th Ave SE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98007\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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SUMMARY:Working in Tribal Communities 101 (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:This training is designed to provide base level knowledge of WA state tribes from indigenous trainer\, Kateri Joe. The main components will include tribal history in Washington state\, cultural diversity amongst tribes\, sovereignty\, self-identity activity and basic etiquettes in tribal spaces.  Materials will be sent out a few days prior to the training. \nKateri Joe is a member of the Swinomish tribe and Halalt First Nation. She was born and raised in West Seattle\, and attended West Seattle High School. This began her journey building her network in the Urban Native American community of Seattle. Her experience as in the West Seattle Native American club that lead the movement to change the school’s “Indian\,” mascot and feed her passion for social justice. Kateri has participated in the annual Canoe Journey for over 16 years\, dances both traditional Co-Salish and fancy shawl dancing. She attended Fort Lewis College\, in Durango\, CO obtaining a BA in Sociology and minor in Native American Indigenous Studies. Kateri moved back to Seattle to achieve her Masters of Social Work from the University of Washington\, Tacoma. Kateri began working at Treehouse as an Education Specialist in the Muckleshoot\, Enumclaw and Auburn school districts. She has recently transitioned into the Director of Special Populations position focusing on increasing culturally appropriate services for youth in foster care. \nThis event will not be recorded.  \nThis training is open to the entire community.  Emails programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions.  \nClick here to register for Working in Tribal Communities 101!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/working-in-tribal-communities-101-open-to-all-2/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89687824668
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230629T133000
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SUMMARY:Philanthropy Series: A Critical Lens on Donor Advised Funds (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation’s Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan\, solidarity as an action\, a critical lens on donor advised funds\, values aligned investing\, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy.   \nJoin us on Thursday\, June 29th at 12PM for the fourth Philanthropy Series session where we will learn from experts who navigate the world of Donor Advised Funds. During this panel\, you will learn to move beyond how to use a DAF and towards how to use one thoughtfully\, considering the critiques and advantages of utilizing a Donor Advised Fund. We hope you join us for this deep dive into this hot button philanthropic tool\, with perspectives from Jen Risher of HalfMyDAF and Lem White of Possibility Labs\, moderated by Stephanie Ellis-Smith of Phila Giving.   \nJennifer Risher is an author\, speaker\, philanthropist\, and investor on a mission to move money out of the taboo category and help us have much-needed conversations. Her book\, “We Need to Talk: A Memoir About Wealth” explores the impact of wealth on identity and relationships.  Jennifer was born in Seattle\, Washington\, grew up in Oregon\, and graduated from Connecticut College. She joined Microsoft in 1991 where she worked as a recruiter and then as a product manager. As an extra-fortunate beneficiary of the dot-com boom\, she believes abundance can drive change and fuel action — and that we need to be putting more philanthropic dollars to work now. In 2020\, Jennifer and her husband\, David\, launched #HalfMyDAF to inspire more charitable giving. Over the last three years\, they’ve contributed millions in matching funds\, rallied donors and nonprofits\, and created a community that has moved over $33 million to nonprofits. Jennifer and David live in San Francisco and Jennifer loves playing and watching tennis\, spending time with her two twenty-something daughters\, and is a member of Women Donors Network and Solidaire.  \nLem White has spent the past 12 years as a growth executive in startups\, philanthropy\, and non-profits supporting executive teams to develop high-growth strategies. He has worked across social justice philanthropy and witnessed the power that storytelling has to activate people towards progressive social change. Additionally\, he has worked alongside Black and Brown organizational leaders in gaining traction and funding by getting to the heart of an organization’s mission in its strategies and storytelling. Lem co-leads Possibility Labs’ strategy and team. His focus is on understanding the needs of our partners and translating those into effective\, impactful programs and platforms. Previously\, Lem was Executive Director of Strategy at Movement Strategy Center\, Chief Growth Officer at Refound\, and Marketing and Communications Director at North Star Fund. Lem received his Bachelor’s degree from San Diego State University. He studied Philosophy in the Master’s program at the New School and still enjoys diving into books on philosophy and his other love\, theology.  \nStephanie Ellis-Smith is the CEO and Principal of Phila Giving\, a Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) and has nearly 30 years’ experience in advising high-impact individuals and companies. She believes strongly in being a compassionate and generous member of society and has dedicated over 20 years of her professional and personal life to the social sector. In 2020\, she co-founded Giving Gap (formerly “Give Blck”)\, an online database of Black-founded and led organizations. Stephanie has a BA from UCLA and has served on numerous boards and commissions including the Washington State Arts Commission\, appointed by Governor Gary Locke; the Seattle Arts Commission\, appointed by Mayor Greg Nickels; and the Central Waterfront Committee\, appointed by Mayor Ed Murray. She currently serves on the Seattle Art Museum’s Museum Development Authority Board (appointed by Mayor Jenny Durkan) and is on the board of the National Center for Family Philanthropy. She was appointed a Dean of Philanthropy in 2022 by The Purposeful Planning Institute. She has two young-adult children and lives in Seattle with her husband and a silly Doberman named Heidi. \n Register here for A Critical Lens on Donor Advised Funds!\nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org. 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/philanthropy-series-a-critical-lens-on-donor-advised-funds-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230621T163000
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SUMMARY:Racial Equity in Funding Advocacy (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Building on last June’s session with Bolder Advocacy\, Investing in Change\, join the Washington Women’s Foundation and Bolder Advocacy as we explore Racial Equity in Funding Advocacy on June 21st 2023 at 3PM. \nThis session is all about rolling up our sleeves and applying our experience around advocacy. After a short recap of the advocacy rules covered in our earlier sessions\, we will dive in and explore a series of hypothetical scenarios that funders may encounter when it comes to supporting and engaging in advocacy. We will close out our session by sharing out some best practices and considerations for how funders can build power through advocacy to support racially equitable outcomes. \nAdvocacy definition: Our understanding of advocacy is work that seeks to advance an idea\, argue a position\, and/or enrich the debate about an issue of public concern. This could include education\, research\, litigation\, campaigning\, or nonpartisan political work. \nFor this event\, please register via Bolder Advocacy at this link. \nThis virtual session is required for members of the Advocacy Grant committee\, open to the community and the recording will be shared with those who register. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions. 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/racial-equity-in-funding-advocacy-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230613T190000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
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SUMMARY:2023 Grant Award Celebration (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF) is excited to invite you to the 2023 Grant Award Celebration at the Seattle Asian Art Museum.   \nWe are starting our celebration with small bites and gallery access. Join us early from 4:00-5:00 to view the unique and beautiful art and exhibitions on display at the Seattle Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park.  \nThen\, enjoy the “grand unveiling” of our 2023 Grantees and Merit Finalists\, hear from our leadership about key learnings from our grant process\, and socialize with drinks and appetizers in the Fuller Garden Court.   \nWe are thrilled to celebrate philanthropy\, our grant committees\, our grantees\, and the work they are doing to promote gender and racial equity in Washington State. We hope you will join us – everyone is welcome!  \nEvent timeline and details:  \n\nDoors open at 4:00 \n4:00-5:00: Gallery Access + Small bites \n\n\n5:00-6:00: Program \n6:00-7:00: Drinks\, Appetizers & Connection \n\nThis event is free and open to all WaWF members\, guests\, grantees\, community members\, and the public. If you are curious about what we do at WaWF\, this is a terrific opportunity to get to know us better!  \nRegister here for the 2023 Grant Award Celebration! \nWe will have a recorded option for those unable to attend in-person. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org to RSVP for the recording.   \nInterested in volunteering? Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org.  \nThank you to our Event Sponsors: 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-grant-award-celebration-open-to-all/
LOCATION:Seattle Asian Art Museum\, 1400 E Prospect St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98112\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230524T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230524T133000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
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SUMMARY:Philanthropy Series: Values Aligned Investing (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan\, solidarity as an action\, a critical lens on donor advised funds\, values aligned investing\, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy. \nJoin us virtually on Wednesday\, May 24th at 12PM for the third Philanthropy Series session to expand your knowledge of values aligned investments.  From impact investing to ESG\, there are many ways we talk about aligning our investments with our values. During this session\, moderated by WaWF Member Jennifer Sik\, attendees will learn from Nancy Reid of Tyche Consulting and Sandhya Nakhasi of Common Future about how to better align your investments with your values\, applying an equity lens to investments and some individual steps you can take with your own investments. \nNancy Reid designs strategies for families to align their investments with what matters most to them. Her advisory career began on Wall Street and has since expanded to include a specialization in investing for social and environmental impact\, with leadership roles at EnVest\, Canopy\, and Seattle Impact Investing Group (SIIG).  She is of counsel at Phīla Engaged Giving\, where she develops strategies for individuals and families to amplify their philanthropic values through their invested wealth.  From 2013-2020\, she launched and chaired the Seattle chapter of TIGER 21\, a peer learning network focused on investing\, legacy\, and family dynamics.  Her consulting practice focuses on investment policy development and trust strategy.  She is a Fellow at the University of Zurich’s Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth in Zurich\, Switzerland. Nancy has served on the boards of Realize Impact\, the MCO Foundation\, the Blade Foundation\, and Global Potential; and she served as a presidential appointee on Dartmouth College’s Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility.  She holds a BA from Yale University\, an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth\, and a CTFA (Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor) designation from the American Bankers Association. \nSandhya is passionate about co-creating capital solutions that break from the constraints of our current financial system as a way to shift control to and resources into communities that have been systematically excluded from meaningful investment. As Managing Director of Community Credit Lab and CF Investments\, Sandhya uses an experimental approach to stewarding and growing a portfolio of field defining\, equitable lending and community-led investment programs that demonstrate solutions that shift the flow of capital towards BIPOC communities to build a more equitable financial system. Before Common Future’s acquisition of Community Credit Lab (CCL)\, Sandhya was Co-Founder and served first as CCL’s Chief Investment Officer and subsequently as Executive Director. Sandhya has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from New York University and an MBA from the University of Michigan. She is based in Seattle where she’s learned to love getting outdoors and to enjoy a good rainy day. \nJennifer Sik joined Washington Women’s Foundation in 2010. She currently serves on the Governance Committee and Membership Task Force.  She also has served on the Pooled Fund Grant Committee\, several Partner Grant Committees\, the Impact Assessment Committee\, and the Intersect Planning Committee\, before joining the board.  Jennifer is a Wealth Management Advisor at Merrill Lynch Bellevue\, working with clients to transform wealth to life goals and making an impact to the community. Her education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts and English Linguistics from the University of Hong Kong and a Master’s of Applied Finance from Macquarie University\, Australia. Jennifer is an alumna of Leadership Tomorrow and has served on various boards\, including Women’s Funding Alliance\, Mercer Island Rotary Club\, and Mercer Island Youth and Family Services Foundation. \nRegister here for Values Aligned Investing!\nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/philanthropy-series-values-aligned-investing-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230518T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230518T110000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
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SUMMARY:Let's Talk Becoming a Member
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Let’s Talk: Becoming a Member to learn more about what it means to be a Washington Women’s Foundation member. This 1-hour session will include a brief look at our grantmaking and education programs\, followed by a look at the member experience. \nIf you’re already a member and have a friend or colleague that is interested in membership\, invite them to join you for this virtual conversation! We’re also looking for up to 2 member volunteers to lead the session with staff: join this session to share why you love Washington Women’s Foundation. Contact Isabelle Shively\, Membership & Communications Manager\, to volunteer. \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/lets-talk-becoming-a-member-5/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/lets-talk-becoming-a-member-5/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230515T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230515T173000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230406T174537Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230426T133345Z
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SUMMARY:2023 MEC Film Discussion: The Janes + Aftershock (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Join Washington Women’s Foundation’s Member Engagement Committee (MEC) on Monday May 15th to discuss two films exploring Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health. The Janes tells the story of a pre-roe world\, in 1972\, where a group of committed friends and neighbors provided abortions to all who were in need. Aftershock tells the story of two families recently processing the devastating effects of the maternal mortality epidemic\, highlighting how black mothers are four times more likely to die during childbirth. \nThe Member Events Committee (MEC)  invites attendees to screen one or both films at home and then join us for this in-person conversation. The Janes is available on HBO and Aftershock is available on Hulu. Join us for wine and popcorn to discuss these vital films\, with special guest Judith Arcana\, one of the Janes featured in the film. This conversation will be moderated by Chris Charbonneau\, WaWF Board Member and former CEO of Planned Parenthood. \nBorn and raised in the Great Lakes region\, living now in the Pacific Northwest\, Judith Arcana is a writer of stories\, poems\, essays and books – and a Jane\, a member of the underground service that first found and then provided safe illegal abortions in Chicago before the Roe decision in January of 1973. Judith worked in the service for two years\, and soon afterward taught classes about health and sexuality for the Chicago Women’s Liberation School\, Columbia College\, and local high schools. In the mid-1970s she was part of a small group that traveled downstate to offer Health&Bodies classes at the Illinois State Reformatory for Women. She continues doing reproductive justice work in her writing/publication + public speaking/performance. What if your mother\, published in 2005\, offers poems and monologues focused on abortion and other motherhood themes.  Hello. This is Jane. – her story collection about abortion and tattooing – came out in 2020.  Keesha and Joanie and JANE  is a prose fiction zine about post-Roe cross-generational organizing.  Visit her website’s JANE page for useful/relevant links:  juditharcana \nChris Charbonneau became a member of the WaWF in 2005. She was the longest serving CEO of a Planned Parenthood Affiliate\, at 29 years. The Affiliate that she led works in 6 States. During her tenure\, she worked to change laws and health policy. She co-founded Planned Parenthood Online\, which serves 16 million users a month. For 12 years Chris chaired Afaxys\, a pharmaceutical company created to make supplies of contraceptives available to low-income women. It is now the largest supplier of these products to the social sector in the United States. Chris also serves on the Board of Planned Protection Insurance Company\, providing insurance to Planned Parenthood Affiliates. A graduate of the University of Washington\, Chris joined the WaWF transformation to collaborate with visionary women to improve our communities and change lives. \nRegister for the 2023 Film Discussion! \nThis event is open to the entire community. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with questions.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-mec-film-discussion-the-janes-aftershock-open-to-all/
LOCATION:Washington Women’s Foundation\, 2100 24th Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98144\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230510T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230510T130000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230322T204632Z
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SUMMARY:Partner Event: Conversation with Author Clyde W. Ford (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Please join Washington Women’s Foundation\, in partnership with Progress Alliance and SVP Seattle\, on Wednesday\, May 10\, from 12-1 PM for an exclusive online event with Clyde W. Ford\, author of the 2022 book\, Of Blood And Sweat: Black Lives And The Making Of White Power And Wealth. His book provides a compelling look at the past and its broad implications for present-day calls for racial equity\, justice\, and the abolishment of systemic racism. \nThis conversation will be moderated by SVP Seattle Executive Director\, Emiko Atherton. There will be time for a Q&A with the audience and Mr. Ford.  \nWe encourage you to read the book and buy your copy at Parable – a Black-owned bookstore based in Tacoma. Please click here to purchase it online at Parable. \nClick here to register for the Author Event with Clyde Ford!\nThis event is free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning it is open to all! For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/partner-event-author-event-with-clyde-w-ford-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230506T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230506T210000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230323T175657Z
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SUMMARY:May OL Reign Game (MEMBER +1)
DESCRIPTION:Join the WaWF community on Saturday\, May 6th to watch the OL Reign’s play at 7PM in the evening. It’s an opportunity to see world class players\, including Megan Rapinoe\, Rose Lavelle\, and Tobin Heath. WaWF has reserved a block of tickets\, click the link below to purchase yours today and bring your family or friends. \nClick here to buy tickets for the May OL Reign game!\nThis is a Members +1 opportunity. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with questions.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/may-ol-reign-game-member-1/
LOCATION:Lumen Field\, 800 Occidental Ave S\, Seattle\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230424T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230424T123000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230224T221655Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230224T221655Z
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SUMMARY:Philanthropy Series: Solidarity As An Action (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan\, solidarity as an action\, a critical lens on donor advised funds\, impact investing\, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy. \nJoin us on Monday\, April 24th at 11AM for the second session in WaWF’s Philanthropy Learning Series on Solidarity As an Action. In this learning session\, Stephanie Kimou will unpack the term solidarity as a tool for more effective and equitable grantmaking. After a 30 min presentation on the term\, we’ll have time for a reflection prompt and Q&A. \nStephanie Kimou is the founder and lead consultant for PopWorks Africa. She is an international development professional responsible for successful communications and advocacy programs related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. With a background in youth and gender\, she has extensive in-country experience in francophone Africa\, particularly with building and advising advocacy strategies\, infusing meaningful youth engagement into development agendas\, and building relationships and partnerships with governmental agencies and iNGOs for sustainable and locally rooted development solutions. \nRegister here for Solidarity As An Action! \nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/philanthropy-series-solidarity-as-an-action-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84126119116
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230413T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230413T120000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230316T185344Z
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SUMMARY:Let's Talk Becoming a Member
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Let’s Talk: Becoming a Member to learn more about what it means to be a Washington Women’s Foundation member. This 1-hour session will include a brief look at our grantmaking and education programs\, followed by a look at the member experience. \nIf you’re already a member and have a friend or colleague that is interested in membership\, invite them to join you for this virtual conversation! We’re also looking for up to 2 member volunteers to lead the session with staff: join this session to share why you love Washington Women’s Foundation. Contact Isabelle Shively\, Membership & Communications Manager\, to volunteer. \nClick here to Register
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/lets-talk-becoming-a-member-4/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/lets-talk-becoming-a-member-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230404T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230404T140000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230105T001330Z
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SUMMARY:How to Conduct Conversations (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:The Collective Grants are the cornerstone of Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) work as a collective giving organization\, and a great way to connect with other members and learn about what’s happening in our community. This is the third full committee training for the 2023 Collective Grants Committee. Our focus will be to prepare for the Conversations Phase of the grant process.  \nHaving a conversation with a nonprofit as part of a grant process is an exciting\, energizing opportunity to more deeply understand their work. As a grantmaker\, how do you ensure that the conversation answers any outstanding questions? What can we as grantmakers do to set the tone of a positive and rewarding experience for everyone? By the end of this session\, participants will know basic etiquette and gain tools and strategies to minimize the effect of power dynamics between grantmakers and grant seekers.  \nRegister here for How to Conduct Effective Conversations!\nAll WA Women’s Foundation members are welcome to join! Attendance is required for all 2023 Collective Grants Committee Conversation participants. This event and the Collective Grants Committee are only open to WaWF members. This event will be recorded. Please emails programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions. 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/how-to-conduct-effective-conversations-members-only/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87329613590
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230329T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230329T113000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230223T223249Z
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SUMMARY:Philanthropy Series: How to Build Your Giving Plan (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan\, solidarity as an action\, a critical lens on donor advised funds\, impact investing\, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy. \nJoin us on March 29th at 10AM for the first session to explore How to Build Your Giving Plan. In the ever-changing charitable landscape\, it can feel challenging to make strategic decisions that honor the work of community nonprofits and simultaneously build your long-term philanthropic impact.  Moderated by Maria Kolby-Wolfe\, President & CEO of WaWF\, Debra Shapira from Brighton Jones and LeAnne Moss from Renton Regional Community Foundation will share decades of experience helping clients and community members leverage their funds to build greater civic equity and plan for the future. \nRecognized by the Puget Sound Business Journal as a Woman of Influence\, LeAnne is a leader in the philanthropic and non-profit community. She has more than 25 years of experience in executive leadership working at the nexus of philanthropy and social change. As executive director of the Renton Regional Community Foundation for the last five years\, LeAnne has spearheaded a strategic framework process\, initiated efforts to integrate equity into their work\, and launched a pandemic response fund that to date has awarded $800\,000 to 90 organizations in South King County. LeAnne’s other experience includes being at the helm of the Women’s Funding Alliance for 15 years\, co-facilitating interracial workshops and retreats\, and facilitating white affinity groups for members of the owning class. LeAnne is motivated by a commitment to racial redistribution and repair for the sake of restoring all our humanity. \nDebra is the Lead Philanthropic Advisor at Brighton Jones\, where she advises and educates clients on how to align their passions and resources with strategic\, trust-based philanthropy. She leverages her expertise in the social impact sphere – including two decades working for and with nonprofit organizations and social enterprises – to help clients articulate their philanthropic vision and engage in impactful relationships with the causes and organizations that inspire them. Debra and her husband are raising two smart\, funny\, and active young kids\, and are often found making art\, music\, and food together in their home just outside of Boston. True to her Pacific Northwest roots she has a great love of the outdoors\, single origin coffee\, and that new edgy restaurant on the corner. Debra serves on the Board of Directors of Bean Voyage\, a feminist social enterprise working to eradicate the gender gap in coffee-farming communities in Central America. \nRegister here for How to Build Your Giving Plan!\nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/philanthropy-learning-series-how-to-build-your-giving-plan-open-to-all/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230228T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230228T140000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20221209T220131Z
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SUMMARY:How to Research a Nonprofit (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:The Collective Grants are the cornerstone of Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) work as a collective giving organization\, and a great way to connect with other members and learn about what’s happening in our community. Join us in learning on February 28th at 12PM. \nThis is the second full committee training for the 2022 Collective Grants Committee. Our focus will be to prepare for the Research Phase of the grant process. We’ll cover how to find information about nonprofits online\, and how to interpret what you find. This includes practice reviewing financial information by looking at the WaWF’s publicly available financial documents\, including our 990. \nAll WaWF members are invited to join the Collective Grants Committee. If you haven’t yet\, you can still sign up to participate in the Research Phase by emailing Aviva Stampfer\, our Senior Program Grants Manager\, with the work group you would like to join. Click here for the full 2023 Collective Grants Committee calendar. \nRegister here for How to Research a Nonprofit!\nAttendance at this training is mandatory for all Collective Grants Committee members who are participating in the Research Phase. This event and the Collective Grants Committee are only open to WaWF members. This event will be recorded.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/how-to-research-a-nonprofit-members-only-2/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83573031571
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230221T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230221T130000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230125T193521Z
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SUMMARY:Member Town Hall: Growing Our Membership (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Presenting our new(ish) Membership structure!  \nMembership is at the heart of Washington Women’s Foundation. As members\, you make up our collective. You fund our grants\, our programs and our operations. You\, our members\, are our everything!  \nAll of us work to retain our current members\, even while we look for ways to expand our membership base. In support of that effort\, for the past year your Membership Task Force (MTF) has been working on these questions: What could we do to make our membership more inclusive? How can we be sure to keep our current members happy? How can we bring in new members?  \nTo answer these questions\, the MTF researched ideas from other women’s collective giving groups around the country\, conducted membership surveys to hear from you\, and eventually developed a membership recruitment and retention strategy you can truly be proud of!  \nLast month the MTF presented their recommendations to your Board of Directors\, who enthusiastically approved the plan. Then they presented it to your Cabinet\, and those committee leaders all loved the new(ish) structure\, too.  \nWhich means it’s finally ready to show off to you – and we can’t wait to hear what you think!  \nWe do want you to know right away that your classic membership contribution of $2\,500 has not changed! With that important first question out of the way\, join us on February 21st and get all the rest of your questions answered!  \nPanelists:  \nKris Kaminishi\, Washington Women’s Foundation Board President  \nDiane Altman Dautoff\, Membership Task Force Member  \nPage Pless\, Membership and Resource Development Committee Member  \nThis Member Town Hall will take place virtually on Zoom\, Tuesday February 21st\, at 12PM.   \nRegister here for Member Town Hall!\nThis is a WaWF member-only event and will be recorded for members who are unable to attend.  Email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions! 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/member-town-hall-growing-our-membership-members-only/
ORGANIZER;CN="Washington Women's Foundation":MAILTO:membership@wawomensfdn.org
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85439969700
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230215T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230215T133000
DTSTAMP:20260418T071548
CREATED:20230103T233125Z
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SUMMARY:A Conversation with Gabrielle Blair\, author of Ejaculate Responsibly (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Each year\, Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) Member Events Committee (MEC) selects a book for all members to read and discuss. In 2023\, MEC invites you to read Ejaculate Responsibly: A Whole New Way to Think About Abortion by Gabrielle Blair. Join us on February 15th 2023 at 12PM for a virtual discussion with the author. \nIf you or your friends have had experiences with birth control in your lives\, you may find this quick-read book provocative\, and you just may want to join WaWF in a discussion with the author\, Gabrielle Blair.  Please join the discussion even if you haven’t yet read the book. \nWorkman Publishing describes the book: “In Ejaculate Responsibly\, Gabrielle Blair offers a provocative reframing of the abortion issue in post-Roe America. In a series of 28 brief arguments\, Blair deftly makes the case for moving the abortion debate away from controlling and legislating women’s bodies and instead directs the focus on men’s lack of accountability in preventing unwanted pregnancies.” \nEjaculate Responsibly is available for purchase at Third Place Books. We encourage you to consider purchasing it from Third Place Books\, Bookshop.org or from your neighborhood bookstore. You can also check for the book at your local library. \nGabrielle Blair the founder of DesignMom.com. Started in 2006\, it has been named a Website of the Year by Timemagazine; praised as a top parenting blog by The Wall Street Journal\, Parents\, and Better Homes & Gardens; and it won the Iris Award for Blog of the Year. Gabrielle’s first book\, Design Mom: How to Live with Kids\, a New York Timesbestseller\, was published in 2015 by Artisan. She is also a founder of Alt Summit\, the blockbuster annual conference for online content creators and creative entrepreneurs\, currently in its thirteenth year. As a thought leader for more than fifteen years\, Gabrielle has written and moderated hundreds of discussions on difficult topics and interviewed some of the most influential people in the world. Her writing is quoted and shared across the globe daily. Gabrielle and her husband\, Ben Blair\, have six children—Ralph\, Maude\, Olive\, Oscar\, Betty\, and Flora June. After six years in Oakland\, California\, they moved to a small town in Normandy\, France\, where they are renovating a house from the 1600s. \nRegister here for A Conversation with Gabrielle Blair\, author of Ejaculate Responsibly!\nThis event is open to all and we invite WaWF members to share this event with their wider community. We also encourage members of our Collective Grants Committee to join the conversation\, especially those working on evaluating grant applications in our Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health funding area. Please email programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions. 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-book-discussion-ejaculate-responsibly-by-gabrielle-blair-open-to-all/
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SUMMARY:2023 Rest and Repair Award Celebration (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a joyous celebration of Black Women Leaders in Washington State!  \nKick off Black History Month 2023 by honoring the first five Washington Women’s Foundation Rest and Repair awardees at the WOW Gallery in downtown Seattle on February 2nd! These will be our first $100\,000 Rest & Repair Awardees and we are thrilled to introduce you to them. The entire WaWF community is invited to celebrate these extraordinary leaders. We will hear from awardees\, lift up their work\, and toast their leadership with drinks and delicious food.  \nThe WaWF Rest and Repair Awards are made in recognition and support of Black women leaders working in Washington State’s nonprofit sector. For more information about the Rest and Repair Awards\, please see our blog.  \nThis event is in person at the Wonder of Women Gallery at Pacific Place\, 600 Pine Street\, in Seattle from 5:00 to 7:30 PM on Thursday\, February 2nd\, 2023. Everyone is welcome and the art gallery will be fully open for viewing. Capacity is very limited so we encourage you to register early.   \nRegister here for the 2023 Rest and Repair Award Celebration!\nMasks are not required but are strongly encouraged. We will update you on any changes in COVID-19 protocol closer to the event.  We encourage you to test before arriving.  \nPaid parking is available in the Pacific Place and public transportation is readily accessible nearby. Questions may be directed to programs@wawomensfdn.org.  \nSpecial thanks to our event sponsor: \n \n 
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-rest-and-repair-award-celebration-open-to-all/
LOCATION:WOW Gallery\, 600 Pine Street\, 3rd Floor\, Seattle\, WA\, 98101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Priority 101 Series: Food Sovereignty & Security (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:We’re thrilled to announce our 2023 Priority 101 series:  From our overarching themes of Education\, Healthcare\, and Climate & Agricultural\, the WaWF membership has selected one priority within each theme: Early Childhood Education\, Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health\, and Food Security and Sovereignty. \nJoin us on January 23rd\, 2023 at 12:00PM for the first part of our deep dive on Food Sovereignty and Security. This first panel will focus on the creative programs happening in our communities’ access to culturally appropriate food via sustainable food systems\, and food security created through ecologically sound production lines. We will hear more about the relationship between people\, power and food production\, and the impact that relationship to the land has on climate and agricultural justice. \nTomas Madrigal of Food Justice\, Amanda Sparks of Orcas Island Food Bank\, Valerie Segrest of Tahoma Peak Solutions\, and Danielle Nierenberg of Food Tank will share their unique perspective during this panel discussion. \nRegister here!\nThese events are free and open to the entire WaWF community\, meaning they are open to all! We will record the panel discussions and share with those who register for viewing. For questions\, please contact programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-educational-priority-panel-101-series-food-sovereignty-security-open-to-all/
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SUMMARY:2023 Collective Grants Committee Kickoff (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:The Collective Grants are the cornerstone of Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) work as a collective giving organization\, and a great way to connect with other members and learn about what’s happening in our community.  \nThis is the first meeting of the 2023 Collective Grants Committee. To kickoff the 2023 grant cycle\, we’ll begin by reviewing everything you need to know for the first phase of your work. We’ll cover the basics of reviewing letters of inquiry (LOIs)\, how to use our grant review software\, explore applying the grant criteria\, and break into our work groups: Food Sovereignty & Security\, Early Childhood Education and Reproductive Justice & Maternal Healthcare.  \nAll WaWF members are invited to join the Collective Grants Committee. If you haven’t yet\, you can still sign up by emailing Aviva Stampfer\, our Senior Program Grants Manager\, with the work group you would like to join and your experience with grantmaking. Click here for the full 2023 Collective Grants Committee calendar. \nClick here to register for the 2023 Collective Grants Committee Kickoff!\n Attendance at the kickoff is mandatory for all Collective Grants Committee members. This event and the Collective Grants Committee are only open to WaWF members. This event will be recorded.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/2023-collective-grants-committee-kickoff-members-only/
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82358682911
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SUMMARY:A Conversation with Jeffery Robinson (PAID EVENT - OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Together with the Endowment for Equal Justice\, join us the evening of January 10th to hear from renowned lawyer and civil rights activist\, Jeffery Robinson\, where he will discuss his powerful film\, Who We Are – A Chronicle of Racism in America.  Jeffery is a dynamic\, sought-after speaker on the role of race in the criminal justice system and a nationally recognized trial attorney\, having tried over 200 criminal cases to verdict. Our discussion will be moderated by Washington Women’s Foundation President & CEO\, Maria Kolby-Wolfe. A light reception will take place at 5:30 and the main presentation will begin at 6:30. \nJeffery Robinson was a deputy legal director at the America Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) national office and the Director of the ACLU’s Trone Center for Justice and Equality\, which houses the organization’s work on criminal and racial justice issues. Since graduating from Harvard Law School in 1981\, Jeffery has almost four decades of experience working on these issues. For seven years\, he represented indigent clients in state court at The Defender Association and then in federal court at the Federal Public Defender’s Office\, both in Seattle. In 1988\, Jeffery began a 27- year private practice at the Seattle firm of Schroeter\, Goldmark & Bender\, where he represented a broad range of clients in local\, state\, and federal courts on charges ranging from shoplifting to securities fraud and first degree murder. He has tried over 200 criminal cases to verdict and has tried more than a dozen civil cases representing plaintiffs suing corporate and government entities. Jeffery was one of the original members of the John Adams Project and worked on the behalf of one of five men held at Guantanamo Bay charged with carrying out the 9/11 attacks. In recent years\, he has traveled the country speaking hard truths about race in America. \nThe Who We Are – A Chronicle of Racism in America film will be made available a week before January 10th to watch online at home or can also be viewed on Netflix. Watch out for an email with a link to the film around January 4th\, 2023. \nThis event is in person at Langston Seattle at 104 S 17th Ave from 6:30 to 8:00 PM on Tuesday\, January 10th\, 2023. Everyone is welcome and tickets are $15.00. \nMasks are not required but are strongly encouraged. We will update you on any changes in COVID-19 protocol closer to the event.  We encourage you to test before arriving. \nPurchase tickets here for A Conversation with Jeffery Robinson!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis in-person only event is open to the community and tickets are $15. Free tickets are always available if the ticket price is a barrier to attending. Emails programs@wawomensfdn.org with any questions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n       
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/a-conversation-with-jeffery-robinson-open-to-all/
LOCATION:Langston Hughes\, 104 17th Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98261\, United States
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