Florence de Sola, Program Coordinator at Voces Vitales El Salvador, shares her experiences from the CreceMUJER forum for women professionals.  Read More

Our Global Ambassadors Program Senior Manager Ashley Chandler on the Haiti launch of an innovative partnership between Vital Voices and Bank of America to invest in women's leadership around the world. Read More

Ann-Valerie Milfort, co-founder of Vital Voices' Haiti Chapter, reflects on her state of mind two years to the day that the devastating earthquake struck Haiti. Read More

The premise of the event was simple: to bring together bright, talented, young girls and successful professional women. Jessie participated in the Vital Voices Mentoring Walk in Swaziland and shares her experience.  Read More

Alyse visits Tegulcigalpa, Honduras, for the launch of our newest Chapter. VV Honduras will focus on women's involvement in economic development and mentorship.  Read More

In Alyse's second blog post, she tells us about the launch of the Latin American and the Caribbean Businesswomen's Network and the first meeting of the 11 regional chapters in Mexico City.  Read More

Vital Voices staff member Melissa Morales on a recent trip to New York and Connecticut with two of the talented women artisans in our Global Leadership Network. Seeing Phelicia and Rebecca in the hotel lobby as we prepared to visit the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) headquarters in New York, I felt immensely privileged. Joining them on this meeting was a last-minute development. I was accompanying my colleagues Kianoosh and Zoe, who head the Entrepreneurs in Handcrafts program at Vital Voices and who had been looking forward to this series of meetings for weeks. Read More

Check out these blog posts from Stephenie Foster, who recently traveled to Haiti with Vital Voices staff, a small delegation from the Women Donors Network and actress and advocate Maria Bello. Read More

From June 26 to June 30, Vital Voices Guatemala carried out a week of “Women’s Political Strengthening,” which counted on the participation of over 600 individuals from different sectors, including women's groups, professionals, academics, and the general public. Read More