Academic research shows women voters face distinct barriers, including time constraints, yet their turnout since 1984 exceeds men's. States restricting abortion access often limit voting rights, revealing systematic efforts to constrain women's civic power.

The Pat Stephens Scholarship honors the legacy of a woman who lived with purpose, creativity, and compassion. Pat was known for her joyful spirit, dedication to volunteerism, and support of women’s empowerment through her work with Woman of Wonder. Pat’s family and the organization established a scholarship fund to continue her impact.

Woman of Wonder explores how to build inclusive workplaces where diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) thrive. Using the metaphor of a dance, the post explains how organizations move from representation to empowerment. It calls for authentic engagement, fair outcomes, and invites readers to help expand the board and mission.

Sylvia Mendez’s fight for education equality led to the landmark case Mendez v. Westminster, ending school segregation in California. Woman of Wonder honors her legacy during Hispanic Heritage Month, showing how one girl’s courage helped pave the way for Brown v. Board of Education.

Outrage over the 2018 family separation policy sparked Woman of Wonder’s founding. As thousands of children were taken from their parents, the nonprofit chose action—supporting moms through education. June 18 became a symbol of protest and purpose, launching a mission to uplift women striving to complete college.

Woman of Wonder honors Martine Larsen, a passionate advocate for women’s education and empowerment. Her dedication and generosity shaped countless lives. The tribute celebrates her legacy and commitment to creating opportunities for women to thrive.

Woman of Wonder introduces Giving Clubs for 2022, inviting donors to join groups that pool resources for greater impact. These clubs foster community, amplify support for women’s programs, and make giving more meaningful through shared goals and collective generosity.

Woman of Wonder reflects on Juneteenth, emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion as ongoing commitments. The message celebrates progress while acknowledging work ahead, inspiring hope and action for a future where equality and opportunity truly thrive.