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IBJ Women’s Fund Op-Ed: We can build a better future for Hoosier women
In her op-ed for the Indianapolis Business Journal, Tamara Winfrey-Harris, president of the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, discusses the State of Women in Central Indiana Report, highlighting significant challenges such as caregiving burdens, wage disparities, housing insecurity, and limited access to reproductive health care. She emphasizes that while these systemic issues hinder women’s potential, change is possible through targeted investments in child care, equitable wages, healthcare access, and safe housing, ultimately strengthening the community.
Meet Kinyatta Coe, Women’s Fund’s Newest Team Member
The Women in Health Collaborative Fund empowers female healthcare professionals to shape grant decisions that improve health outcomes for women and girls in Central Indiana. Through her leadership, philanthropy, and advocacy, Cara Berg Raunick champions reproductive justice and hopes to inspire the next generation to stand up for women’s rights and equitable healthcare access.
Donor Profile: Cara Berg Raunick, DNP
The Women in Health Collaborative Fund empowers female healthcare professionals to shape grant decisions that improve health outcomes for women and girls in Central Indiana. Through her leadership, philanthropy, and advocacy, Cara Berg Raunick champions reproductive justice and hopes to inspire the next generation to stand up for women’s rights and equitable healthcare access.
The State of Aging in Central Indiana Report
The State of Aging in Central Indiana report highlights the region’s rapidly growing senior population, with women making up the majority and facing higher rates of poverty and health challenges. By examining issues like housing costs, healthcare access, and transportation, the report provides critical insights to improve the well-being of aging Hoosiers, particularly older women and communities of color.
The 2024 Indiana Girl Report
The 2024 Indiana Girl Report highlights the challenges Hoosier girls face—ranging from mental health struggles to bullying and lack of positive childhood experiences—while calling for collective action to create safer, healthier environments. By increasing access to mental health care, addressing violence, and fostering supportive experiences, the report aims to break harmful cycles and improve outcomes for future generations.
The State of Women in Central Indiana Report
The State of Women in Central Indiana Report reveals both progress and ongoing challenges for women in the region, combining data with real community voices. Its impact depends on residents, philanthropists, and policymakers taking action to create a more equitable future.
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