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Seven years is a long time to listen
It’s been seven years since the war in Syria began and people are still seeking refuge from the continued violence. Seven years is a long time to listen. It’s a long time to engage, invest, and care. We want to continue listening, sharing stories, and empowering children, women, and their families. Join us.
End-of-year giving: choosing generosity
In these last few days of 2017, we humbly ask you to consider making a final year-end donation to our work. Your generosity will…
This is our hope for the holidays
End-of-year holidays are all about celebration, reflection, and gratitude. As we continue to grow here at ODW, this holiday season we're reflecting on the global work you, me, us, and them, are doing together. The stories of transformation we've heard from the ground...
How Family Planning Can Promote Maternal and Child Health
Childbearing comes with many risks, particularly for women in developing countries, as they are more likely to face challenges during pregnancy and birth.
Engaging the refugee crisis | Eugene Cho
Recently, a small team and I from ODW were able to visit and assess our projects and partnerships in response to the Syrian and Iraqi refugee crisis.
A Gala to remember
Wow! Our 2017 Gala was absolutely incredible! We are so grateful for everyone’s generosity and commitment to powering this movement.
Core Supporters power the ODW movement
Did you know that when someone donates to ODW, 100% goes directly to projects? We’re committed to that model, but this is where Core Supporters come in.
Where are they now? A new series about ODW interns
We decided to check in on some of our past interns to see how our internships have impacted them and how they are contributing to our world.
Technology education is giving girls in India a fighting chance
In India, access to technology is not only providing opportunity for girls and women, but increasing their ability to direct their own lives…
Ensuring trafficked girls in India get out, and stay out, of trafficking
With advancements in technology and growing amounts of trafficking cases, it’s more challenging to identify and target traffickers. Here’s what we’re doing.
What happens when you empower women with solar energy?
In Tanzania, it’s estimated that 70 percent of people lack electricity. How can this problem be addressed? Our new partner, Solar Sister, has an answer.
This org’s unique approach to empowering girls in Afghanistan
Growing up in a country where women and girls are often treated as inferior, Samaana knows what it’s like to feel like a second-class citizen. The 10th grader, who attends a high school in Afghanistan, has been called weak, servant, sheep, and unintelligent. And even if Samaana knew how to stand up for herself, doing so could be risky.
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