The Quality Jobs Council meets regularly to develop ideas and strategies for bettering workplace conditions for women in all industries. At this meeting, we'll celebrate our successful legislative session and the No Salary History and sexual harassment victories (eagerly awaiting the Governor’s signature) – and discuss the work that continues: the fair scheduling and minimum wage ordinances introduced at the city, as well as our paid leave efforts at the state level. RSVP required to Sharmili Majmudar at smajmudar@womenemployed.org.

If you have professional marketing and communications experience, and you’re passionate about building a better future for working women, we’re ready to put you to work. Our Marketing Council advises on digital strategies, event promotions, word-of-mouth marketing, outreach, and more. RSVP required to Judy Miyashita at jmiyashita@womenemployed.org.

The Advocacy Council is WE’s young women’s activist group that meets on a monthly basis to mobilize, advocate, inform, “friendraise,” and fundraise to advance the movement for women’s economic equality. Snacks and beverages provided! RSVP required to Amanda Collins at acollins@womenemployed.org.

The Advocacy Council is WE’s young women’s activist group that meets on a monthly basis to mobilize, advocate, inform, “friendraise,” and fundraise to advance the movement for women’s economic equality. Snacks and beverages provided! RSVP required to Amanda Collins at acollins@womenemployed.org.

The Advocacy Council is WE’s young women’s activist group that meets on a monthly basis to mobilize, advocate, inform, “friendraise,” and fundraise to advance the movement for women’s economic equality. Snacks and beverages provided! RSVP required to Amanda Collins at acollins@womenemployed.org.