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The month of February is designated as National Girls & Women in Sports Month in the United States. This year, we're celebrating 36 years of girls and women making progress in sports!

As Soroptimists, we are working every day at home and abroad to help women and girls achieve their dreams of economic empowerment. Here are three ways that you can commemorate this International Women’s Day.

February 11 marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Implemented by UNESCO and UN-Women, this day recognizes the need for women and girls to have full and equal access to and participation in science. This includes science education, research fields and careers.

Through the continuum of care of Dream It, Be It, you can see some of the steps and interventions that help girls facing obstacles move along the path to education and the economic empowerment it brings. Read more about the program!

Ling-Lang Tsai and Mei-Chih Fu (both of SI/Taiwan Province) joined Soroptimist when Taiwan Region first formed in 1992. They have a long and rich history of service and dedication to Soroptimist that has spanned three decades. Read their answers as they reflect on their time with Soroptimist and why they give.

Let’s celebrate the new year by taking wisdom from the rabbit and work collectively towards reaching our Big Goal of helping half a million women and girls through education.

Every year, hundreds of deserving women apply for the SIAHQ Live Your Dream Awards. Unfortunately, we are only able to fund a small percentage. Help us fill the gap and support more women!

On National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, we reflect on 2019 Federation Live Your Dream Award recipient Natalia’s extraordinary resilience through her childhood involving kidnapping and sex trafficking. Read her story and sign the pledge to help survivors.

This Member Highlight is on Elizabeth Lopez, a member of SI/Los Banos, CA! Before she was a member, she was one of the club’s Live Your Dream Awards recipients. Read her inspiring story!

President Stephanie Smith took some time to share her “Soroptimist Why” and asked that we all reflect on our own personal reasons for why we joined and remain members of Soroptimist. Watch her story!

As we head into 2023, New Year’s resolutions are on our minds. Here are some resolutions for any women’s rights activist who is seeking personal growth and development in 2023.