Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network

For The Southeast Alliance For Reproductive Empowerment Project

Overview
This grant will support Women's Rights and Empowerment Network to continue its role as one of the founding alliance members of SEARE, a Southern regional partnership working to build a stronger, more visible reproductive health, rights, and justice movement in the Southeast. The project brings together organizations throughout the region to strengthen capacity and effectiveness to organize and mobilize constituencies in support of reproductive justice. The project has a strong focus on racial equity in order to unify the movement. It has an explicit aim of dismantling white supremacy within organizations, the movement, and ultimately the region. It does this through trainings, communications, and engagement, and documenting its own journey as a multiracial partnership to build strong, trusting alliances. The partnership believes that without this, the movement is weaker and less likely to grow the power it needs to secure full equitable access to reproductive rights and health information and services in the Southeast. (Strategy: U.S. Reproductive Equity)
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.scwren.org 
Address
1201 Main Street, Suite 1820, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for executive transition  
This grant will support the Women's Rights and Empowerment Network through an executive leadership transition.
for fundraising capacity and staff development  
This organizational effectiveness grant will support Women's Rights and Empowerment Network to build its fundraising and outreach program capacity.
for the Southeast Alliance for Reproductive Empowerment project  
This grant will support Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network to continue its role as one of the founding alliance members of SEARE, a Southern regional partnership working to align reproductive health, rights, and justice organizations serving diverse communities in the Southeast. The project has a strong focus on racial equity in order to unify the movement in the Southeast for full equitable access to reproductive rights and health information and services. In this second phase of the partnership, the four anchor organizations will continue to build an infrastructure to create resources and opportunities for new alliance members through communications and engagement, policy, and a Southeastern convening space.

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