Applications for the 2027 Olivia Farrell Impact Award are open! Named after one of WFA's founders, the award is recognizes companies that demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing women and have made significant strides in building inclusive workplaces. Applications are open through October 31. APPLY NOW!
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Applications for the Tjuana Byrd Internship Program are OPEN! Designed for college-aged women pursuing STEAM degrees at Arkansas colleges and universities, the Tjuana Byrd Internship Program connects participants with leading STEAM employers across Central Arkansas for valuable, hands-on experience. This paid opportunity helps rising juniors, seniors, and recent graduates build skills, grow their networks, and explore career pathways in STEAM.
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We are excited to announce the seventh cohort of the Women’s Economic Mobility Hub! The 15 women represent 12 cities and work in a wide range of industries, from a mobile dessert business and merchandise branding to architecture and holistic wellness. Their businesses reflect the diversity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit that drive Arkansas's economy.
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In partnership with long-time supporter, Stone Bank, the Women's Foundation of Arkansas has released a newly commissioned research report examining the economic realities for women in rural Arkansas, "You Learn As You Go": Economic Risk & Reality for Women in Rural Arkansas. This study was commissioned to better understand how women in Arkansas make financial decisions and the support they need from financial institutions, their communities, and one another.
Read the full report here!
The Women’s Foundation of Arkansas (WFA), with support from Ingeborg Initiatives, has released “Holding It All Together: Working Moms and Childcare in Arkansas,” a research report examining how childcare costs, workplace flexibility and paid leave are shaping workforce participation and economic stability for families across the state.
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