ARIZONA FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN

Assumed responsibility for the annual Walk to End Domestic Violence and supported Maricopa County emergency shelters from 2006 to 2010, and also assumed responsibility for the Employers Against Domestic Violence Program (EADV) in 2005.

Initiated the Live & Learn program, which provided job-training and one-on-one mentoring to women victims of domestic violence, substance abuse, extreme poverty, or homelessness to achieve economic self-sufficiency and re-enter the workforce.

Awards millions of dollars in grants annually to local nonprofit organizations in Arizona that focus on women's safety, health, and economic empowerment, including through general grants, donor-advised funds, and funds raised by leadership programs.

Awards millions of dollars in grants annually to community nonprofit organizations in Arizona that support women's safety, health, and economic empowerment, including through general grants, donor-advised funds, and funds raised by the SHE Leads!™ program participants.

Awards millions of dollars in grants annually to community nonprofit organizations in Arizona that focus on women's safety, health, and economic empowerment, including through general grants, donor-advised funds, and funds raised by the SHE Leads!™ program participants.

Initiated the Live & Learn program, which provided job-training and one-on-one mentoring to women victims of domestic violence, substance abuse, extreme poverty, or homelessness to achieve economic self-sufficiency and re-enter the workforce.

Hosts events to educate the public about critical issues facing women in Arizona, including domestic violence, healthcare access, and representation, and recognizes individuals who improve the lives of women locally and nationally through annual awards.

Hosts events to educate the public about critical issues facing women in Arizona, including domestic violence, healthcare access, and representation, and recognizes individuals who improve the lives of women locally and nationally through awards.

Established the Angels on Patrol Fund to support youth identified by Phoenix Police Department officers who have experienced severe abuse or whose caregivers face extreme hardship.

Established the Angels on Patrol Fund to provide support for youth identified by Phoenix Police Department officers who have experienced severe abuse or whose caregivers face extreme hardship.

Implemented the "Second Opinion" telemedicine program, in partnership with Childhelp USA, to transmit forensic medical examination images of child sexual abuse victims from rural Arizona to specialists in Phoenix, reducing multiple examinations and aiding prosecution.

Implemented the "Second Opinion" telemedicine program, in partnership with Childhelp USA, to transmit forensic medical examination images of child sexual abuse victims from rural Arizona to specialists in Phoenix, reducing multiple examinations and aiding prosecution.

Implemented the "Second Opinion" telemedicine program, in partnership with Childhelp USA, to transmit forensic medical examination images of child sexual abuse victims from rural Arizona to specialists in Phoenix, reducing multiple examinations and aiding prosecution.

Conducted an "Equal Pay Day" event by selling cookies on the State Capitol lawn at different prices for men and women to highlight the gender pay gap.

Conducts advocacy events, such as an "Equal Pay Day" event, to highlight and raise awareness about the gender pay gap.

Conducted an "Equal Pay Day" event by selling cookies on the State Capitol lawn at different prices for men and women to highlight the gender pay gap.

Formed the Men’s Anti-Violence Network (MaN) to stop domestic violence through prevention efforts, public policy, awareness, and criminal justice system change, and previously assumed responsibility for the annual Walk to End Domestic Violence and supported Maricopa County emergency shelters.

Supports efforts to stop domestic violence through prevention, public policy, awareness, and criminal justice system change, including forming the Men’s Anti-Violence Network (MaN), assuming responsibility for the annual Walk to End Domestic Violence, supporting Maricopa County emergency shelters, and managing the Employers Against Domestic Violence Program (EADV).

Formed MaN (Men’s Anti-Violence Network) in 2000 with 100 business and community male leaders to stop domestic violence through prevention efforts, public policy, awareness, and criminal justice system change.

Conducts in-depth research and publishes the "Status of Women in Arizona Report," first released in 2007, which is utilized by community leaders, philanthropists, nonprofit organizations, and public policy/legislative decision-makers.

Conducts in-depth research and publishes the "Status of Women in Arizona Report," first released in 2007, which is utilized by community leaders, philanthropists, nonprofit organizations, and public policy/legislative decision-makers to inform their work.

Coordinates anti-trafficking efforts through programs like "Kids Are Not For Sale in Arizona" and "Trust (Training & Resources United to Stop Trafficking)" to develop integrated training, foster collaboration, broaden public knowledge of domestic minor sex trafficking, and increase public awareness about child trafficking in Arizona.

Created the "COACHING Up" pilot program to provide tools to coaches on topics such as healthy relationships, violence, sexual assault, suicide, drug and alcohol use, traumatic brain injury, and human trafficking.

Operates the SHE Leads!™ program to equip high-performing developing women leaders with skills in communication, negotiation, and influence to advance their careers, resulting in increased confidence, self-advocacy, and career progression for participants.

Operates the SHE Leads!™ program to equip high-performing developing women leaders with skills in communication, negotiation, and influence to advance their careers, resulting in increased confidence, self-advocacy, promotions, and leadership opportunities.

Created the "COACHING Up" pilot program to provide tools to coaches on topics such as healthy relationships, violence, sexual assault, suicide, drug and alcohol use, traumatic brain injury, and human trafficking.