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The American News Women’s Club honored award-winning journalist and photojournalist, Ann Curry with the Excellence in Journalism Award.
On the occasion of Women for Women International’s 25 years of service and 10th annual luncheon, the organization celebrated the resilience and courage of women survivors of around the world.
Seele Magazine attended the National Italian American Foundation's 2018 spring gala at Cipriani's on 42nd Street in NYC. It was a night of all things Italian-American where 4 honorees received achievement awards for the work they are doing in the United States.
The CARE Global Leaders Network is working in Africa to bring food security. About half of the population of Southern Africa struggles every day to find enough food to eat, and more than 12 million children under age 5 are malnourished.
LIVING BLUE is a catalyst to improve conditions for women. In Bangladesh they are benefitting women artisans who make scarves and designs, which are sold in the West. The profit supports these women artisans and their families. The project has increased wages, food and nutrition security and health for more than 7500 families in 121 rural communities across Bangladesh.
Recently, Seele interviewed, Beth Solomon, the Managing Director of External Affairs and Development for the Network. The interview was done in conjunction with a reception that the Network held last night at the Embassy of Afghanistan in Washington, DC, supporting Afghan Girls and Their Dreams.
The Little Market is an online fair trade shop founded by Hannah Skvarla and Lauren Conrad. The Little Market is a nonprofit, charitable organization started with the aim to empower artisans around the world, by giving their partner artisans an online platform to sell their products.
To the Market, founded by CEO, Jane Mosbacher Morris, economically empowers vulnerable women through artisan enterprise. They connect artisan groups employing survivors of abuse, conflict, and disease to consumers and businesses seeking social impact products.
Women for Women International was started in 1993. Since its conception, the global organization has helped over 429,000 marginalized women in countries affected by war and conflict.
Women from all over the world attended the Women in Leadership Economic Forum (WIL), it’s 9th edition, to convene under one roof and to learn from thought leaders and experts on various topics, but most importantly on its theme- “Daring to Build A Better Future.”