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Cynthia Currence
· November 28, 2017
It is a wonderful organization that gives women living in the hardest places to be a woman a chance to understand their rights and start businesses. They become self-sufficient, confident and regain ...dignity that should be a given for all. Women for Women International has the best impact measures I've ever seen and, creating a relationship with one of the women in our program through our sponsorship program, you not only enable her to transform her life and the lives of her children, you will find yourself inspired and transformed as well!! See More
Sandra Cox
· November 22, 2017
I like programs like this that have increased the
Self esteem and productivity of many women
Finding themselves on unfortune situations. It also...
Widens my horizons as an armchair traveler and
Makes me more appreciative for what i have: i like
Buying clothes From international groups as it
Connects me more to countries i will probably never
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Lisa Leone Anderson
· February 7, 2018
Good Organization that impressed me enough to make a small "test" donation in December. But the money I gave--and probably much more than that amount--has been used to bombard me with mailings. I neve...r got one mailing from them before my donation. Which will be the last money I give. WHY do charities do this?????? See More
Karen Washington
· November 30, 2017
If This Charity would work very hard to do everything necessary to Improve their Ratings on Charitynavigator dot org and Improve their score and Rate that only 74% of the money donated actually Goes t...o the Programs, I would wholeheartedly support, even include it in my Will. But NOT UNTIL This Charity Improves Vastly How much of the money donated, actally goes to the Programs...Which are amazing Programs. An 81.73 out of 100 Overall score, with only 74% of donations going to Actual Programs is just not acceptable to me. While many other Charities have much greater percentages of donations going to actual programs. Would really love to support this Charity, it is very close to my heart, and Inspiring, But less than 3/4 of donations going to actual programs just does Not Cut It, for me. Please Improve This, I urge you. Your Work is Amazing, So Needed in this World. Find out what you are doing that could improve this, Please. See More
Debra Spears
· November 17, 2017
I love women for women international. It is a great way to support women all over the world. The only thing I would like more is if they went back to letting me select which country I want to support.... I started out years ago when we could select countries to supporting and I chose to support women (and there families) in Rwanda and DRC. Recently they removed that choice and I miss that. I love supporting in general but I love the power of choice even more. See More
Khatuna Batlidze
· November 20, 2017
Batlidze reviewed FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation — 5 star
November 2 at 5:28pm ·
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My American true story.
I was transferred to Harris Beach in 2000 from Lester Schwab, for which I got credit, so, Harris Beach considered me as an employee since 1997. I had 20/20 vision then and it was a combination of circumstances and working environment at Harris Beach, which left me legally blind in 2003.
My life has been ruined because of my employer’s one negligent mistake. In summer of 2003, I suddenly started losing vision. On August 26, 2003, my employer Harris Beach LLP gave me separation agreement and fired me the very same day. On May 12, 2004 my attorneys - Mr. Gary Phelan and Ms. Tammy Marzigliano, from Outten & Golden filed a claim with EEOC which was dismissed. During almost four months of the EEOC's investigation I never met or spoke with my investigator. On November 19, 2004, I submitted my summons & complaint in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York. It was filed with the court and dated January 3, 2005. In my complaint I stated that, while working at Harris Beach, I suffered severe damage to my health causing me to lose eye-sight (non-hodgkin’s lymphoma) due to deteriorating workplace conditions and construction at the office (ongoing construction at the office of Harris Beach at World Trade Center lasted from May 2000 up until the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001). As a result of deteriorating workplace conditions, I developed a disability, eventually becoming legally blind. On September 12, 2005, I had my first mediation with the defendant. They offered four thousand dollars (4)!. My attorneys and I at the time considered it frivolous treatment of serious life-threatening condition. On October 5, 2006 I had my second mediation, the defendant increased the amount to twenty-five thousand. On July 13, 2007 we finally had our pretrial conference and I was offered two hundred thousand (court transcript Batlidze v Harris Beach LLP. 05 civ. 0086 July 13, 2007 page 45). I refused settlement because I considered the amount not reflective of the actual damages that I had suffered as a result of defendant’s actions. On December 14, 2007, the defendant filed renewed motion for summary judgment. On May 8, 2008, the judge issued the opinion and order granting defendant's motion for summary judgment. On May 9, 2008, the court closed my case.
I truly do not believe that the defendant and the court at the time treated me equitably and justly. My life quickly spiraled downward as the result of the defendant’s actions and the court’s lenient attitude towards the defendant. Being legally blind, I could not easily procure another job or attain a necessary status to maintain my daily basic activities. In April 2008, my ex-husband was arrested in Tbilisi, Georgia and my son Giorgi Eradze was murdered in July 2008, which forced me to abandon my residence in New York and I arrived in Georgia to start the murder investigation process. It all happened in 2008. My situation locally here may have something to do with the fact that some of my family members (including my brother) were wrongfully arrested and imprisoned here. When my brother was arrested in Tbilisi on November 11, 2016, police took some of my documents: Citibank statements, 401k statements, United States court documents, divorce certificate. I presently have serious reason to believe that my safety here in Georgia is in danger too. See More
Beth Perry
· September 15, 2017
Unfortunately, I am going to have to leave a negative review about this company. I got behind their mission and made a donation. Now, I can't get off their physical mailng list. They send thick envelo...pes every week to my house AND WORK! I have called and talked to them over the phone and have sent numerous emails asking kindly to be taking off their mailing list. They don't even respond to my emails anymore. My employer is not happy about me getting personal mail at work. I don't know what else to do with them. If you are looking to donate to a women's charity, I recommend going elsewhere. Their customer service doesn't follow through or else they just don't care. See More
Ellen Prior
· November 28, 2017
I will NEVER donate to ANY organization that"Gifts" animals----Horrible that they don't consider the animals well-being. Every animal wants to live in freedom and love,not be sent to be worked and eve...ntually eaten! See More
Bola Isaac
· September 11, 2017
twinkas is working, if u know u registered Twinkas between feb 7th to 20th and you haven't got paid up till now.
The solution is that you have to upgrade to an higher package to get 3 times the packa...ge you upgraded to within
6 hours after upgrading. call admin Charles on (08122128945 to put you through on how to reactivate your
accounts and get paid.I INFORMATION TO ALL TWINKAS ACCOUNT OWNERS See More
Antoinette Blake
· February 2, 2017
I feel sadness for women around the world who suffer from war and the many violent acts against them and their children. Also, I wonder where I would be if my grandparents would have been turned awa...y and sent back to 'the old country' when they arrived at Ellis Island in 1913 and 1914. Lebanon was under the rule of the Ottoman Turkish Empire at that time, and the WWI was getting started. They were listed as Syrian at that time. Lebanon was not officially a country at that time. See More
Oyemaechi Kennedy Okenwa
· June 10, 2017
I feel sadness for women around the world who suffer from war and the many violent acts against them and their children. This is one of the reason onyemaechi hope for the helpless foundation, a not ...for profit organization dully registered with the corporate Affairs Commission CAC is organizing widows Empowerment and free medical check up to help and alleviate the suffering of widows and promote Gender equality in Nigeria especially to in south Eastern states. And this program is very good and needs support from men and women of goodwill. Onyemaechi hope for the helpless foundation worldwide call +2349036159377. WhatsApp 08037327591 See More
Sandra Pelkie
· January 22, 2017
The Womens March was the best protest i had ever marched. No violence just love and anger ready to do change. We have had it. We as women and men of the Democratic party will change our party.
We will... be back in charge in 4 years and we are coming full force. See More
Frozan Marofi
· February 7, 2018
To empower women you must empower women for women international.
Michael Bart Mathews
· June 9, 2017
Women for Women is exceptional and excellent for its empowering Global women's initiative to support women around the world in all walks of life especially the ones who are in more dire needs of all t...ypes of different assistance. See More
Deborah Murphy
· May 6, 2017
one of my favorite organizations. WFW has done great work in educating women all over the world. I believe it to be the key to peace on earth one day.
Olivia Werapermall
· July 12, 2017
I think this organisation is doing a wonderful job to conserve water. Potable Water is precious and should not be wasted, it is the life giver.
Basil Trev
· October 2, 2016
If we all look pass the tone, or shade of our skin, opened our hearts, think and operate from our heart space, this world would be a better place to live in. Come on people!
Kayla Edwards-Monnot
· January 22, 2017
This was one of the best experiences of my life. It was amazing for multiple reasons. One, the feeling of comradery was overwhelming and two all these people had come together to do something of meani...ng, that will hopefully help others in the future. See More
America Schroh-tavarez
· March 6, 2017
This is an excellent project which embrace and help women all around the globe.
I encourage you and your contacts to participate as soon as you can. Today we are putting together a committee to get in...volved come at 6:30 (no later) at 17610 N E 7 CT, North Miami Beach, 33162. 786 416 3545 . Regards .America Schroh. See More
Minnie Stinaldi
· May 11, 2017
I've been sponsoring women for about 5 years and will continue to do so. Women helping women in need, it's the right thing to do!
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#Muslim women are expressing themselves in new and fashionable ways. Women in Muslim-majority countries are working within the conservative dress regulations and creating a style that is all their own. This is an amazing look at the development of Muslim fashion and how women are making a statement.

How Muslim Women Use Fashion To Exert Political Influence
The rebellious potential of an apparently conservative style
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"I was very happy to receive a letter...I want to tell my sponsor sister: 'Thank you so much for supporting me. I want to help others in the future, the way you have helped me," shares Faith who graduated from our programme in Nigeria. This International Women’s Day, 8th March, we will be asking you to get involved and send a message of sisterhood to women in some of the world’s most dangerous places. Watch this space for how to get involved. #FridayFeeling #MessageToMySister #IWD Photo: Monilekan photography

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