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A global media and communication network devoted tobringing women a global voice.


Uniting women to accelerate changeToday through ourinteractive mediachannels we areconnecting over40,000 women from180 countries whowant to make aglobal difference.


Magazine & Newswire ContentWe curate <strong>the</strong> best rising voices, stories, trends, and actions that areempowering women and solving global challenges..MAGAZINEINTERACTIVE NEWSWIRE


Learning ContentWe train grassroots women leaders how to use web 2.0 to become citizenjournalists and empowered agents of change.In 2010 we trained over 1,100 emergingwomen leaders from 150 countries,primarily from conflict-zones andimpoverished regions on social mediaskills.NepalNigeriaSaudi Arabia/Sudan


VOF CorrespondentsA new network of women web 2.0 citizen journalists speakingout from some of <strong>the</strong> most forgotten regions of <strong>the</strong> world60 correspondentsfrom more than40 countries


The 2011 VOF Correspondents


aTED Women TitleSubtitle


Speaking Tour 2010


TEDWomen, Dec 8, 2010


Quantitative Impact“Since participating in Voices of Our Future I have…”•95% Gained a new sense of confidence and empowered leadership.•100% Shared new knowledge of web 2.0 and journalism with community.•82% Networked online with o<strong>the</strong>r activists globally on <strong>the</strong> issues I care about•58% Held a community meeting about an important issue•35% Met with local or national politicians.•32% Experienced wider visibility for my project/NGO•18% Learned about and successfully received a fellowship or funding


Qualitative Impact“Through my participation I have…”• Initiated a sexual health program and trained 25 sexual health educators who now offer RH sessions in 6secondary schools• Written more articles about women's issues for magazines & new papers and now covering controversialtopics like homosexuality. I am giving voice to censored voices of women around <strong>the</strong> world.•Mobilized women in my community to start a maternity center• Founded a community based organization teaching women and girls how to use ICTs.• Appreciated myself more as a woman knowing that what I am going through as an individual is also areflection of what o<strong>the</strong>r countless women go through everyday.• Used women’s stories to streng<strong>the</strong>n my PhD dissertation in <strong>the</strong> area of gender affirmative action.• Gained confidence that I am <strong>the</strong> one can change <strong>the</strong> Afghan women's world.• Learned to be no longer ashamed of my thoughts and ideas


Growing Leadership in Kenya


Education in Nepal


Opening doors in Afghanistan


Uniting Women & Men in Nigeria


Answer: The Multiplier EffectHarness communications technology to link women leaders into a trusted central globalnetwork for information sharing, support, and action.Each connected, informedleader empowers, mobilizesLow-cost, rapid, ripple-effect.and trains <strong>the</strong> women and girlsaround her.


Our VisionTo build <strong>the</strong> world’s leading communicationnetwork, led and powered by millions of womenworldwide, driving a more inclusive globalagenda.


Web 2.0 Transforming GlobalPhilanthropy• Feedback loop from community for moreresponsive and accountable partnershipgrantmaking. “Speaking for <strong>the</strong>mselves”• Networked communities and granteesaccelerates impact• Increased visibility and dissemination forsuccessful innovations.


Our PartnersWe work with over 40 partners at <strong>the</strong>forefront of <strong>the</strong> global movement for women’sempowerment, including:

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