The Fund for Women and Girls is deeply saddened and troubled by the attacks in Georgia this week. We have joined together with members of the Women’s Funding Network to issue a statement of solidarity that condemns violence and systemic racism and misogyny against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI).
Families in Chester County are working harder than ever. COVID-19 has not only proven to be a public health crisis, but it has exposed the existing crisis for child care as well.
Though our organization has always recognized structural inequalities that negatively impact women and people of color, this current climax of institutional violence is a reminder to us all that we cannot be complacent.
This new reality spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic has been more of a juggling act for women who bear the brunt of caregiving, homeschooling and work-from-home responsibilities all at once.
“We remain encouraged by local, regional and global efforts to combat and overcome this crisis together. In the face of such a daunting challenge, we recognize that every one of us has a role to play.”
In our election-themed Kitchen Table Talk, GAB alumna Emma sits down with Tam Williams and Dr. Pamela Gray from the League of Women Voters (LWV) to discuss the importance of voting, resources for voters, and the barriers that many people face getting out to vote.
In our most recent Kitchen Table Talk, intern Emma sat down at the kitchen table to chat with staff attorneys Alison Coutifaris and Sofia Gattorno-Irizarry from HIAS PA about their program to help immigrant women survivors of domestic violence seek justice against their abusers.