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    What about military women?

    • May 20, 2016
    It’s no secret that women are critical to the nation’s military branches, whether as serving members or as the wives who keep families together during long and often dangerous deployments…
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      • Children

      What Happens When Growing Up Means ‘Aging Out’?

      • May 13, 2016
      Each year, some 25,000 children “age out” of the foster care system in the U.S. A process known officially as “emancipation,” aging out more often means the loss of stability…
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        Sometimes Being A New Mother Hurts

        • May 11, 2016
        This month’s guest post is by Joy Burkhard, a founder, Executive Director and Board Chair of 2020 Mom, a national nonprofit dedicated to closing gaps in maternal mental health care…
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          • Civic Leadership

          Presidential Candidates: Stop Shouting and Start Emulating Nonprofit Leaders

          • May 6, 2016
          Charities depend on Americans getting involved in civic life, so we need to speak out about what’s wrong with today’s political discourse.
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            What Else Do You Need To Know About Mother’s Day?

            • May 4, 2016
            Mother’s Day as a national holiday in the U.S. turns 103 this year, and its popularity as a special day for Mom has spread widely around the world. The holiday’s…
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              More than “just” playgrounds and gardens.

              • April 27, 2016
              Being a Catalyst for Lasting Community Change is harder than you think. Lasting change requires community buy-in because transformation requires deep roots and wide support. One way to build support for community change…
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                Improving the Lives of Women From Two Different Sides

                • April 15, 2016
                Years ago Joni Mitchell sang about looking “at life from both sides now.” With apologies to Mitchell, that’s exactly how I felt recently in a 24-hour period…I saw two sides…
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                  • Women

                  3 Questions: Dana Rinderknecht of the Junior League of Denver

                  • April 15, 2016
                  Force for Good—Community First Foundation’s online giving director and Junior League of Denver member, Dana Rinderknecht, sparked $83 million in donations to nonprofits during five 24-hour donation events. Looking back…
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                    • Women

                    The Junior League of Cairo?

                    • April 6, 2016
                    Recognizing the critical role women play in building democratic societies is nothing new for The Junior League. We’ve been espousing this thinking and empowering women as civic leaders for more…
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                      Get outside and play!

                      • April 5, 2016
                      Urban open spaces are vital community assets. They not only bring communities together, but accumulating evidence suggests that both the conservation of open space and the creation of city parks…
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                      Founded in 1901 by New Yorker and social activism pioneer Mary Harriman, The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc. (AJLI) is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

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