Women and Girls Lead

Women's eNews is a proud partner of Women and Girls Lead, ITVS's multi-year public media initiative to combine independently produced documentaries, community engagement, and education to sustain a global conversation focusing on issues facing women and girls worldwide. Read more

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Global Press Insitutes

Women's eNews comissions reporting from the Global Press Insitutes International News Desks and selects stories from the archive to update and run under the Women's eNews byline. The GPI trains women in developing countries to become journalists

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 TrustLaw Women, Thomson Reuters Foundation

TrustLaw Women and Women's eNews forged a content partnership based on shared strong journalistic values and a determination to expose the daily, and sometimes deadly, threats faced by women all over the world.  From the state of reproductive healthcare and the plight of women with HIV-AIDS to the continuing problem of discrimination and the battle for laws to provide and protect women’s rights, TrustLaw Women and Women’s eNews are committed to global reporting of women’s challenges and triumphs. Despite the difficulties, they both believe in bringing to light the kind of stories that increasingly are no longer told as news organizations continue to whittle down foreign and national coverage.

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UPI

UPI syndicates Women's eNews reporting in English and Arabic helping to distribute it around the world. Since 1907, United Press International (UPI) has been a leading provider of critical information to media outlets, businesses, governments and researchers worldwide. UPI is a global operation with offices in Beirut, Hong Kong, London, Santiago, Seoul and Tokyo. Its headquarters is located in downtown Washington, DC, surrounded by major international policy-making governmental and non-governmental organizations.

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Girl Scout Council of Greater New York

Women’s eNews is a Centennial Celebration program partner of the Girl Scouts of New York City. Girl Scouts in the New York area can earn a new patch and learn about women’s contributions to society and key figures in women’s history by participating in the "Opening the Way" women's history walk. Find out how to take part in this program at http://womensenews.org/opening-the-way-girl-scouts