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New Research on Self-Sufficiency

The Self-Sufficiency Standard for Arizona 2019 examines the relationship between income, the recession, and costs to determine the ability for families across Arizona to meet basic needs. It goes beyond federal poverty guidelines to show us…

Help make sure SB 1173 is heard

Please contact House members now and let them know how important SB 1173 is and that it does NOT cost any money. As you know, SB1173 would help single moms get the education they need while making…

What a day! They can DEFINITELY hear us now.

Thank you for making the 26th Annual Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona Luncheon such a success! Over 1000 people attended our Annual Luncheon on April 24, 2019 - nonprofit partners and grantees, philanthropists, community leaders, Unidas participants…

Your generosity is inspiring!

For our Annual Luncheon--the biggest luncheon of the year--the Women's Foundation always has ambitious goals. This year? We aimed to raise $170,000. We're humbled and inspired to announce that, thanks to you, we exceeded our goal…

AZ Women and Children Impacted by the Recession & State Budget

“The Impact of the Recession and State Budget Decisions on Arizona’s Women and Children” Research Report Released (March 4, 2015 – Tucson, Arizona.) For immediate release – Today, the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona released a new…

Salon Series & Book Signing with Betsy MacGregor

On January 14, 2015 the Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona will host its first Salon Series event of 2015 by special invitation. Guest speaker and author, Dr. Betsy MacGregor will discuss her recently published book, In Awe…

Single parenting the most common reason Tucson women are poor, study finds

Lifting Tucson up and out of its current slump could be as simple as this: Provide more support and opportunities for women and children. A recently released report, “Supporting Arizona Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency,” shows that providing affordable…

From Unidas to Harvard and beyond, One Woman’s Story of Change

Dari Zwart never expected the Unidas program to have such a profound impact on her life. And yet in the six years since graduating the program, she has seen some amazing changes. View the story on…

Project Diversifies Voices- Women-led Fellowship

La Monica Everett-Haynes and Candice Childress, University Relations and Communications writes on the OpEd Project and its first year fellows. "The University of Arizona College of Social and Behavioral Sciences worked in partnership with community leader…

New CEO Announced, Meet Dawne Bell

Dawne Bell joins the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona (WFSA) as the new CEO starting January 5, 2015. She will be responsible for carrying on the strategic operations of working for a world where women and…

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New Research on Self-Sufficiency

Help make sure SB 1173 is heard

What a day! They can DEFINITELY hear us now.

Your generosity is inspiring!

AZ Women and Children Impacted by the Recession & State Budget

Salon Series & Book Signing with Betsy MacGregor

Single parenting the most common reason Tucson women are poor, study finds

From Unidas to Harvard and beyond, One Woman’s Story of Change

Project Diversifies Voices- Women-led Fellowship

New CEO Announced, Meet Dawne Bell

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