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Women’s Foundation of Montana Celebrates $40,000+ in New Grants

September 11, 2018

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 7, 2018   CONTACT: Jen Euell, Program Director, Women’s Foundation of Montana (406) 461-7695, jeneuell@mtcf.org   Women’s Foundation of Montana Celebrates $40,000+ in New Grants Grants…

Join Us on Equal Pay Day, Tuesday, April 10th for Cheers for Change!

April 9, 2018

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 5, 2018 CONTACT: Jen Euell, Program Director, Women’s Foundation of Montana (406) 461-7695, jeneuell@mtcf.org   Women’s Foundation Releases New Data and Hosts Cheers for Change Events…

Women’s Foundation Announces Wage Gap Increase and New Grant Opportunity

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 28, 2018 CONTACT: Jen Euell, Program Director, Women’s Foundation of Montana (406) 461-7695, jeneuell@mtcf.org   Women’s Foundation Announces Wage Gap Increase and New Grant Opportunity Nonprofits…

Montana Women Advance Economically, But Still Paid Less Than Men

March 28, 2018

While women in Montana have made considerable advances in recent years, they still face inequities that often prevent them from reaching their full potential. Learn more in WFM Program Director,…

Binder of Women Launch Party!

June 2, 2017

Join us as we launch our new pipeline to leadership for Montana women! Co-Hosts: Jeanne Sayer Moseley, Kim Shappee and Ross Mollenhauer, Sara Rinfret, Jennifer Boyer and Jeff Crouch, Holly…

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“Rowe was among the first women to file a gender pay-equity claim under the Massachusetts Equal Pay Act (MEPA), which went into effect last July. Her case was being closely followed by the classical music industry as well as by those interested more broadly in gender parity issues.”
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Elizabeth Rowe was among the first women to file a gender pay-equity claim under the Massachusetts Equal Pay Act when the top flutist filed suit against the Boston Symphony Orchestra last July.
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“When companies are willing to make salary information public, the data can often expose existing inequalities or gaps between employees of different backgrounds.”
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When companies publish their salaries, women win
Companies that are transparent about their pay can increase the number of women hired.
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It's not too late to register your girls for the Thrive Girls for a Change Summit in Bozeman, or the ExplorationWorks 7th Annual Girls' STEM Round-up in Helena, both happening this Saturday, February 23rd. WFM is thrilled to be able to support these programs connecting Montana girls to STEAM and leadership opportunities!
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