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New Report!
Avail. 4/22/08
Mind the Gap!
Women, Wages and the
Pay Gap in Wisconsin
by the WI Women's Council and
the Center on Wisconsin Strategy
Press Release (April 22, 2008)
Read Governor Doyle's
Equal Pay Day Proclamation |
April 22, 2008 is National Pay Equity Day - symbolizing how far into the current year a woman must work to earn as much as a man earned the previous year.
Governor Jim Doyle has declared April 22, 2008, Equal Pay Day in Wisconsin, providing "I urge all citizens to recognize the full value of women's skills and significant contributions to the labor force, and further encourage businesses to conduct an internal pay evaluation to ensure women are being paid fairly." |
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Bringing together education, healthy lifestyle choices and technology can result in a powerful combination for women seeking to prevent heart disease! Take your Go Red Heart Check Up online at www.GoRedForWomen.org. |
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Learn, Earn and Prosper (LEAP)
March 30, 2009
Monona Terrace, Madison, WI
Call for Corporate, Educational
and Non-Profit Sponsors
Be part of this exciting one-day conference for Wisconsin
high school girls on college and career exploration in
science, technology, skilled trades and other higher-wage, high-demand fields. Don't Miss Out! |
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Sponsor Levels & Informational Brochure
Sponsor Sign-up Form |
Career 411 for Wisconsin Girls - a web site for Wisconsin high school and middle school girls on college and career exploration.
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The Wisconsin Women's Council works to identify barriers that prevent women in Wisconsin from participating fully and equally in all aspects of life and works closely with public, private and not-for-profit groups to develop long-term solutions to inequities. The Council is Wisconsin's statutory commission on the status of women. Its bi-partisan Board is appointed by the Governor and Legislative Leaders. >>About Us<< |
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Mary Jo Baas was honored by the Wisconsin Women's Council and Assembly Speaker Mike Huebsch for 15 years of continuous service on the Women's Council Board.
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The winners of the Governor's Trailblazer Awards represent a wide range of industries and reflect businesses that have sustained families, anchored communities, and carved a path for women business owners today.
Trailblazer Awards will be made again in 2009. Nominations will open in 2008 - watch this space! |
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Photo Album |
Meet the 2007 Recipients (pdf) |
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Issue Alerts from the NACW
National Association of Commissions on Women |
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* Watch this space! *
Disclaimer: Issue Alerts are provided for informaon only. The Women's Council is an NACW member. However, the Council does not endorse legislation and has not taken independent action to review these proposals or their impact in Wisconsin. |
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Click Here to
Learn About the
Women's Council's
2007 Programs
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New features and projects are posted regularly.
Please visit our web site often!
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Now Available! State Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) Certification
The WBE certification ensures entities that chose to do business with women-owned businesses are confident that their reporting of dollars spent with WBEs will be verifiable and credible. Certified WBEs are eligible to be listed in the State of Wisconsin Directory of Women-Owned Businesses.
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WI Women's Health License Plate!
Improve the health and wellbeing of women and families in Wisconsin by purchasing a Wisconsin Women's Health Foundation license plate. Your $25 donation will be re-invested in communities all over Wisconsin. It's Easy to Get Yours Today!
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