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Empowering Women & Girls
as the Primary Agents of Change


Featuring Guest Speaker Philanthropist Jennifer Buffett


Thursday, October 7
11:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Italian Conference Center

Jennifer Buffet Milwaukee native and president of the New York-based NoVo Foundation, Jennifer Buffett works passionately to support  innovative strategic initiatives and partnerships that aim to unlock the potential of girls and women worldwide to be powerful agents of change and help children grow into caring adults skilled at working cooperatively.

NoVo works to achieve its vision by transforming social attitudes, relationships and institutions that perpetuate injustice. NoVo approaches this effort by investing in long-term strategic initiatives that lead to systemic change, specifically ending violence against girls and women, unlocking the potential of adolescent girls and advancing social and emotional learning.  

NoVo is a major philanthropic partner with the Nike Foundation, fueling "The Girl Effect"-the social and economic change brought about when every girl has the power to participate equally in her community.

Register for the Women & Public Policy Luncheon.

Individual tickets: $75

Please note: we are unable to guarantee adjacent seating requests
for individual tickets.
 
RSVP by Thursday, September 30.
Come early for the Social Change Exchange!

Prior to the Luncheon, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

"Milwaukee's Black Infant Mortality Crisis"
Did you know that Milwaukee's black infant mortality rate - 13.85 per 1,000 live births - is higher than the infant mortality rate in 60 other countries, including Jamaica, Ukraine, Costa Rica, and Malaysia?

Join the Women's Fund and a panel of its Grant Partners for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion about what's being done in our community and the social change required to address this problem.

Register for the Social Change Exchange.

There is no charge to attend this event.

RSVP by Thursday, September 30.
W&PP sponsors

The Brico Fund · Chase Bank · Cream City Foundation's Stacey Herzing Fund · Foley & Larder, LLP · GE Healthcare · Leadership Center of Cardinal Stritch University · Quarles & Brady LLP · Third Sector Creative · Time Warner Cable  · von Briesen & Roper, s.c. · We Energies · Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

American Transmission Company · Brewers Community Foundation · Clear Channel Outdoor · Clifton Gunderson LLP · The Duncan Group · Girl Scouts of Southeastern Wisconsin · Godfrey & Kahn, SC · Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin · GRAEF · Harley-Davidson Motor Company · Herbert H. Kohl Charities · HGA Architects & Engineers · HNTB Corporation · Kahler Slater Architects · Legacy Bank · Marquette University · Michael Best & Friedrich LLP · Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition · Joseph Pabst · Park Bank · PNC Bank · Rexnord Industries, LLC · Roundy's Supermarkets · United Way of Greater Milwaukee · University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee · Waterstone HR
MORE ABOUT THE WOMEN'S FUND:
The Women's Fund of Greater Milwaukee, Inc. is the largest resource in Wisconsin dedicated exclusively to funding and advocacy for the needs of women and girls. Its mission is social change through women and girls.  Organizations supported by the Women's Fund work to make greater Milwaukee a better place for women and girls to prosper.  The Women's Fund is part of a network of over 160 women's and girls' funds worldwide.
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