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WEDO Partners with Dollar Donation Club to Ignite Global Change

Exciting news! WEDO partners with Dollar Donation Club to boost support for women entrepreneurs. This collaboration strengthens our mission through innovative charitable giving, fostering empowerment for entrepreneurial aspirations.

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WEDO Launches FREE Global AI Education Program for Women Entrepreneurs

WEDO proudly announces the launch of its groundbreaking Global AI Economic Education Empowerment Program for Women Entrepreneurs. This transformative initiative is designed to empower millions of women worldwide by equipping them with essential AI skills. WEDO aims to build confidence, foster innovation, and help bridge the gap toward gender equality in the digital age.

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WEDO and Silver Art Projects Join Forces

At WEDO, we were honored to collaborate with Silver Art Projects, along with the Riverview School of Queens NY, to champion underrepresented voices in the arts at the World Trade Center on November 8th. This event showcased not only the incredible talent of these artists but also the power of collaboration and mentorship in driving positive change.

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WEDO X Defy Ventures

WEDO is funding the launch of the 4th cohort of Defy Ventures. This program enables incarcerated women to participate in an entrepreneurship program with an 84% SUCCESS RATE!

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#Crypto For Afghan Women

WEDO, through its global female network, is leveraging the cryptocurrency peer-to-peer ecosystem for transparency and traceability to provide immediate capital access to 100,000+ women. Each $10 donation funds a week’s worth of food for a family.

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WEDO Advocates for Bipartisan Legislation

Bolstering Representative Meng and a network of vital government support, WEDO is advancing the revival of the Interagency Committee on Women’s Business Enterprise Act (ICWBE), providing women with access to critical government resources they need to help them start, grow, and sustain their businesses.

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WEDO Launches the First Women’s Disability Startup Cohort Program!

The Disability Startup Cohort Program is an innovative platform specifically targeting support for disabled women in business while also providing well needed financial resources and mentorship.

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WEDO Funding Dreams With Opportunity International!

WEDO and Opportunity International have joined forces to support and empower women and girls, to uplift them out of poverty by providing a HAND UP not a hand out in partnership.

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Why We Do What WEDO!

See the latest data about women entrepreneurs in the United States to understand the difficulties and significance of women. WEDO empowers and supports women to alleviate poverty.

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WEDO Saudi Arabia and New York empowered women by offering entrepreneurship training, funding, and microloans, while also providing opportunities for disadvantaged girls to attend the WEDO Summit at the UN

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WEDO Partners with Dollar Donation Club to Ignite Global Change

Announcing a groundbreaking collaboration between Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) and Dollar Donation Club (DDC), a partnership poised to revolutionize support for women entrepreneurs globally! DDC facilitates monthly donations of just $1 to rigorously vetted social impact projects worldwide, leveraging blockchain technology for unparalleled transparency and accountability in giving.

At WEDO, we champion the potency of collaboration in fostering profound change. Teaming up with Dollar Donation Club exponentially magnifies our capacity for impact. Their pioneering philanthropic model, where members contribute a mere dollar daily, seamlessly aligns with our ethos. Together, we’re forging fresh pathways for women to pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations.

Dollar Donation Club’s inclusive approach democratizes philanthropy, empowering individuals to effect meaningful change with minimal financial commitment. By uniting with WEDO, they extend their reach to bolster women entrepreneurs in marginalized communities.

In partnership, WEDO and Dollar Donation Club are poised to furnish indispensable resources, funding avenues, and mentorship initiatives to women entrepreneurs, catalyzing a tidal wave of positive transformation. Our mission is resolute: to equip women from diverse backgrounds with the tools they need to thrive in the business realm.

Join us on this exhilarating odyssey as we elevate, embolden, and ignite the spirits of women entrepreneurs worldwide! Together, we’re sculpting a more radiant, inclusive future for all.

WEDO Launches FREE Global AI Education Program for Women Entrepreneurs

“AI is the tool, and women are the power—together, they’ll transform the future.” – Wendy Diamond

The Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) proudly announces the launch of its groundbreaking Global AI Economic Education Empowerment Program for Women Entrepreneurs. This transformative initiative is designed to empower millions of women worldwide by equipping them with essential AI skills. WEDO aims to build confidence, foster innovation, and help bridge the gap toward gender equality in the digital age.

Tailored to support women from all corners of the globe, especially those facing financial and technological barriers, this program provides the opportunity for participants to start or expand their businesses. Over the course of an 8-week program hosted on the LearnWorlds platform, participants will acquire AI skills that can revolutionize their entrepreneurial ventures and set them on a path to success.

Wendy Diamond, the driving force behind WEDO and founder of LDP Ventures, shared her vision: “Our mission is to empower women with the tools they need to succeed in today’s digital economy. By providing AI skills to women entrepreneurs, we are not only helping them scale their businesses but also making a positive impact in communities globally. This program goes beyond education—it creates opportunities for economic independence and catalyzes innovation.”

The course is led by top AI experts from MIT, Harvard, and Carnegie Mellon, as well as prominent entrepreneurs, including:

  • Marty Ringlein, CEO of Agree.com, an AI-driven platform. With experience from four successful business exits, including sales to Twitter and Brex, he invests in AI startups through the Adventure Fund.
  • Wendy Diamond, CEO of WEDO and LDP Ventures, who continues to lead with passion across industries, investing in impactful AI companies and funds.
  • John Boyce, a leading technology luminary and founder of the $500 billion AI-driven biotech fund Tigergene, known for leading companies to over $1.8 billion in exits and teaching innovation and entrepreneurship as a Harvard Fellow.
  • Heidi Hysell, founder of FUTURE | FUTURE and Alpha Drive, recognized for her leadership in Responsible AI, with a strong track record in AI benchmarking and innovation.
  • Dr. Ying Lee, cofounder of Atma Capital and dubbed the “Warren Buffett of China,” is recognized for her influential AI investments and strategic financial insights.
  • Igor Jablokov, CEO of Pryon, renowned for transforming enterprise knowledge management through AI and for founding Yap, which became the foundation for Amazon’s Alexa, Echo, and Fire TV.

WEDO’s program ensures accessibility for all participants through live virtual sessions, self-paced modules, and easy-to-understand resources. Designed to accommodate women from diverse backgrounds, the program recognizes that many participants may not speak English as their first language, have limited internet access, or rely on mobile devices. By the end of the program, participants will have the skills to leverage AI to enhance their businesses and thrive in a competitive digital marketplace.

Angela Mikiri, WEDO’s Zimbabwe Ambassador, expressed her enthusiasm: “This program has been a game-changer for women here. It’s empowering them to break barriers and start businesses with the confidence that they can succeed, despite the challenges they face. This is more than education—it’s hope, opportunity, and empowerment all rolled into one. The impact is already evident, and we’re only just beginning.”

The program has already seen significant success, with 551 women enrolled in the beta phase in Zimbabwe. WEDO’s global goal is to educate 1,000,000 women through the AI Empowerment Program, striving to close the gap between opportunity and access, ensuring women worldwide can fully participate in the digital economy, regardless of financial or technological constraints.

Wendy Diamond concluded, “We believe that by providing these essential AI skills, we are not only helping individual women succeed but also driving broader economic development in communities that need it most. WEDO’s AI Empowerment Program is the key to unlocking the potential of millions of women entrepreneurs, ensuring they are not left behind in the rapidly evolving digital world.”

For more information about the WEDO AI Empowerment Program and how you can get involved, visit joinwedo.org.

WEDO and Silver Art Projects Join Forces to Empower Underprivileged Disabled Students Through Art and Entrepreneurship

In commemoration of its 10th anniversary, Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) unveils a profoundly impactful initiative that has already left an indelible mark on the lives of young, underprivileged, disabled girl students from The Riverview School 277Q in Queens. This visionary project, launched with the aim of inspiring dreams and nurturing the entrepreneurial potential of these students, has set the stage for a brighter future.

WEDO’s visionary initiative has provided exceptionally talented students with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: the chance to create unique artworks honoring esteemed women entrepreneur luminaries. These extraordinary works of art, serving as lifetime achievement awards, were unveiled during an inspiring and motivational WEDO Pioneer Award ceremony at the United Nations on November 17, 2023.

The partnership with Silver Art Projects has been instrumental in providing these students with invaluable studio and artist exposure, allowing them to witness firsthand the magic of the creative process alongside accomplished artists. The collaborative Hands-On Art Project, guided by Silver Art’s accomplished artists, has nurtured the students’ entrepreneurial spirits while fostering creativity and self-expression.

WEDO’s founder, Wendy Diamond, expressed immense inspiration and gratitude for the collaboration with Silver Art Projects, emphasizing the transformative power of art and entrepreneurship in changing lives. Together, they aim to continue cultivating this powerful partnership to create lasting impact and empower underrepresented voices in the arts.

A significant moment unfolded as the heartfelt creations by these children adorned the ‘Survivor Tree’ at the World Trade Center Memorial on November 8th, symbolizing their aspirations for peace and paying tribute to those affected by acts of terrorism. This act of art and compassion conveyed a resounding message of unity and empathy, resonating deeply with all who witnessed it.

WEDO invites you to join us in celebrating the remarkable journey of these students as they continue on their creative and empowering adventure. Stay tuned for more updates and a special event honoring the remarkable achievements of these young artists and our esteemed Pioneer Award honorees.

For media inquiries and further information, please contact: missy@womenseday.org

About The Riverview School 277Q:

The Riverview School 277Q is a distinguished institution committed to providing quality education to a diverse student body. This collaboration with WEDO reflects the school’s dedication to fostering creativity and empowering students to reach their full potential.

About Silver Art Projects:

Silver Art Projects, founded in 2019, is dedicated to supporting, incubating, and accelerating the careers of artists who have been underserved or challenged by access and affordability of studio space in New York City. Through their partnership with WEDO, they continue to empower underrepresented voices in the arts, leaving a lasting legacy of creativity and inspiration.

WEDO x Defy Ventures: Empower Incarcerated Women to Transform Their Futures

Defy Ventures provides training, mentorship, and resources to empower individuals in starting businesses. Their focus on entrepreneurship, character development, and personal growth helps rewrite stories, break incarceration cycles, and build prosperous futures. With a belief in second chances, Defy Ventures fuel passion and resilience, driving social change and embracing entrepreneurship to inspire redemption, success, and boundless opportunities.

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#CryptoForAfghanWomen:
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Women in Afghanistan are facing a crisis and need YOUR help! Following the US withdrawal and the transition to the new government, Afghan women and children are extremely vulnerable and in dire need of financial resources. WEDO (The Women’s Entrepreneurship Organization) has been active in Afghanistan since 2014 and is partnering with OpenGrants.io to answer this need through a new initiative, #CryptoForAghanWomen.
This is where YOU come in! By donating just $10, the price of a Starbucks coffee and dessert, you can feed a family in Afghanistan for one week. Together, we can make a difference, so please join us and donate whatever you can! This innovative program provides 100,000 Afghan women food for a week through the creative means of the cryptocurrency peer to peer ecosystem, allowing for full traceability and transparency. The use of blockchain cryptocurrency gives Afghan women the financial resources they need without having to rely on the fragile banking system. The mission of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization is to support positive social and economic change from the ground up (especially for those 2.5 Billion people unbanked, who are mostly impoverished women) and to celebrate, empower, and support women entrepreneurs! WEDO, through its global female network, connections and resources, has created this initiative to offer an efficient means to quickly provide aid to Afghan women through immediate access to cryptocurrency. The Crypto For Afghan Women program has been launched to support the Women of Afghanistan during this disruptive and destabilizing time. Afghan women and children have been disproportionately affected by the humanitarian crisis and are now desperately facing a growing food crisis. Crypto For Afghan Women is the best solution to provide the quickest means of direct financial support to the Women of Afghanistan during this difficult time. Through the Open Grants system, each woman will receive $10 in cryptocurrency through a digital wallet that will allow her to feed her family for the week.
The goals of this program are to:
  1. Provide women with immediate access to capital
  2. Support continued economic development and opportunity to women in Afghanistan
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We would love your support! Volunteer! Anything! To connect, please email us at missy@womenseday.org.
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WEDO Advocates for Bipartisan Legislation to Empower Women Entrepreneurs and Drive Economic Recovery

Women entrepreneurs, especially women of color, were hit particularly hard and suffered the greatest impact from COVID-19 and the pandemic. A key part of our economy that is often overlooked in government and federal programs is supporting and inspiring current and future women entrepreneurs. The growth of women becoming entrepreneurs and starting their own businesses has exploded over the years. It’s imperative that the level of government assistance  to these brave and bold women must also increase substantially. That is why WEDO actively advocated for the 2019 introduction and the 2021 reintroduction of the Interagency Committee on Women’s Business Enterprise Act to the U.S. House of Representatives by Reps Grace Meng (D-NY) and Maria Salazar (R-FL). It was also reintroduced in the Senate in 2021 by Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), Tim Scott (R-SC), Ben Cardin (D-MD), and Susan Collins (R-ME). Female members of Congress, inspired and led by Representatives Grace Meng and Maria Salazar, understand that women entrepreneurs are a fundamental cornerstone and key to our economic recovery.
WEDO, the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization, works with individuals and group leaders within government organizations to advocate for greater support of women and to educate leaders on the social and economic benefits of women entrepreneurship. WEDO believes that the reintroduction of the legislation will play a critical role in providing well needed and timely support to women entrepreneurs. The legislation’s primary goal is to revive the Interagency Committee on Women’s Business Enterprise (ICWBE), an inactive government agency responsible for coordinating federal resources to help women-owned businesses. It was created in 1979 and terminated in 2000.
The time is now to pass the legislation to reauthorize ICWBE and to increase support to women entrepreneurs!  In a press release issued by Representative Meng’s office, she said, “Helping women business owners succeed and thrive is a ticket to helping ensure a strong economy as well as creating jobs and spurring innovation, and our bipartisan legislation would make sure that women entrepreneurs can access the critical government resources they need to help them start, grow, and sustain their businesses.”
Adding to the urgency, Representative Maria Salazar shares, “Women own 1 in 3 of every small business and that number has only grown over the last year. We must continue to work together to give women the resources and tools to further fuel this entrepreneurial spirit. I am proud to join Congresswoman Meng in introducing this bipartisan legislation that will build economic strength for women at a time when it is needed most.”
Women entrepreneurs are the Perfect Storm. According to Dr. Joseph Coughlin of the MIT AgeLab, “The future is female.” Women succeeding in business is exactly what our economy and our society needs, especially now. Government recognition of their critical importance in our economy is paramount to their success in addition to being a fundamental part of a sustainable economic recovery.
WEDO stands behind Representative Grace Meng and the bipartisan coalition of the US House of Representatives working to make this legislation a priority to support women in business and to provide the critical resources women entrepreneurs need in order to succeed.
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WEDO Launches the First Women’s Disability Startup Cohort Program!

WEDO, The Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization, and it’s Founder, Wendy Diamond, initiated the first ever, “Women’s Disability Startup Cohort Program,” an innovative program specifically focused on supporting disabled women in business while also providing well needed financial resources and mentorship.
The powerful 2020 Oscar-nominated documentary “Crip Camp” opened the public’s eyes to the social, economic, and political challenges many people with disabilities continue to face. The film spotlights a New York summer camp for children with disabilities, and how it motivated many camp attendees to become leaders of the disability rights movement.
Deeply moved by the film, Wendy Diamond, WEDO Founder, was immediately inspired into action by inviting Judy Heumann, one of the film’s featured activists to a live interview at the WEDO 2020 Virtual Summit. Judy, featured on the cover of TIME Magazine for her work by focusing on women with disabilities, shared her passion for normalizing disabled women into society. With over 61 million Americans dealing with disabilities today, Judy has committed her entire life to advocating and advancing the rights and quality of life for all disabled people.
Their dynamic conversation at the WEDO2020 Summit led Wendy to create a startup cohort for women with disabilities, soliciting financial support from WEDO Board Member Loreen Arbus, (whose family funded the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation.) Loreen, whose lifelong mission has been fighting for the disabled and marginalized members of society, generously committed to funding the cohort. Searching for the ideal partner for the program, Judy introduced Wendy to Diego Mariscal, CEO of 2Gether International, an organization that supports entrepreneurs with disabilities. Diego clearly saw the immense value in Wendy’s vision. Together they joined forces and launched the first-ever – Women’s Disability Startup Cohort Program!
On July 26, 2021—on the 31st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act is the date when the Women’s Cohort Pitch Competition was held and pioneering history was made! Six women entrepreneurs with disabilities presented their products and services to a panel of judges for an opportunity to win funding and mentorship.
Wendy’s innovative initiative directly led to Google funding a new $300,000 tech cohort. Diego Mariscal was overwhelmed by the support and generosity, exclaimed “The ripple effect of the friendship and generosity from Wendy and Loreen has been truly transformational both for me and for the organization. I can’t wait for us to change many more lives together.”
The Women’s Disability Startup Cohort Program became a reality for disabled women around the globe thanks to Wendy’s tireless drive and determination to make things happen along with Judy’s inspirational participation in the WEDO Summit. This life changing program clearly demonstrates the significant impact the WEDO connections continue to have upon society and women in business.
When women support women, there is an undeniable and powerful impact where the entire  world wins!
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Why We Do What WEDO! Data and Statistics

  • Women currently make up less than 4.2% of Fortune 500 CEOs in the United States
  • According to Oxfam International in 2020 alone, women around the world lost more than 64 million jobs, the equivalent of 5% of all the total jobs held by women globally. Loss of jobs due to the pandemic cost women around the world at least $800 billion in earnings, a figure that is more than the combined GDP of 98 countries!
  • Women-owned businesses are set to grow 90% over the next 5 years, with 500,000 new businesses in the U.S. alone each year!
  • Chocolate chip cookies, computer code, Kevlar (the bullet-proof material for protective vests, etc.) and the windshield wiper all have something special in common: THEY WERE INVENTED BY WOMEN!
  • An educated woman is one of the single most powerful forces for change on this planet. Economists have discovered that “the girl effect” occurs when you empower a young girl with a long-term education, she devotes 90% of her greater earning potential back to her family, the education of her children, and building her local community, which elevates her family from poverty and changes her world.
  • Women have a 97% repayment rate for micro-loans which make them ideal candidates for starting small businesses.
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WEDO's Impact Across the Globe: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Through Education and Opportunity

WEDO SAUDI ARABIA hosted a nation-wide entrepreneurship training program for 60,000 female college students and  early-stage entrepreneurs. 25 young women received funding to launch their own businesses. WEDO NEW YORK sponsored disadvantaged girl students from Restart Academy to attend the WEDO Summit at the United Nations. ReStart Academy provides educational services for 13–21 year old students in transitional settings, including juvenile justice, substance use treatment, mental/behavioural health treatment, hospitals, social services agencies, and other temporary or involuntary settings. Our goal was to help make their dreams come true by giving these enthused young girls the exposure and opportunity to be inspired and network with successful women leaders, entrepreneurs, and business game changers! WEDO believes in the necessary knowledge of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) for success in the future tech industries. WEDO NEW YORK – During the WEDO Summit  in the United Nations’ Delegates Dining Room, WEDO donated 1000 microloans to impoverished women to be economically empowered to start their own businesses through a partnership with Opportunity International, to administer the loans.

WEDO NEW YORK, OMAN, CROATIA , URUGUAY, PHILIPPINES, COLOMBIA, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, YANGON, SAN FRANCISCO, MYANMAR, MINNEAPOLIS

WEDO NEW YORK sponsored 50 disadvantaged girls to attend the WORLD SCIENCE FESTIVAL
WEDO OMAN announced an initiative to empower women and girls by using their votes against arranged marriages.
WEDO CROATIA sponsored donating one scholarship of 10,000 Kuna to a female entrepreneur for a Business Management degree.
WEDO URUGUAY, in partnership with a local university, offered 20 scholarships to the girls present at the WEDO summit.
WEDO PHILIPPINES educated 1000 rural women with financial literacy – all over the world WEDO’s Ambassador team is making an impact!
WEDO COLOMBIA provided 200 women Entrepreneurs for legal and accounting advice to enhance their start-ups.
WEDO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO have created the largest business directory with 250 women owned businesses.
WEDO ZIMBABWE in partnership with Masvingo Polytechnic, trained and funded 15 impoverished women to create their own soap enterprises
WEDO YANGON, MYANMAR sponsored 20 women business grants and 50 rural women financial literacy training.
WEDO MINNEAPOLIS has donated $12K to the Women’s Foundation Initiative Innovators and Programme and $12K into leadership in economic opportunity programme for women of colour, indigenous women and the LGBTQ community in greater Minnesota.
WEDO SAN FRANCISCO presented 20 disadvantaged girls scholarships for a summer dance program. WEDO Idaho funded 25 high school students to participate in a business pitch competition.
All over the world WEDO’s Ambassador Team is making an impact by empowering women and girls globally!
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WEDO Saudi Arabia and New York: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Nationwide Through Training, Funding, and Inspirational Opportunities

WEDO SAUDI ARABIA hosted a nation-wide entrepreneurship training program for 60,000 female college students and  early-stage entrepreneurs. 25 young women received funding to launch their own businesses. WEDO NEW YORK sponsored disadvantaged girl students from Restart Academy to attend the WEDO Summit at the United Nations. ReStart Academy provides educational services for 13–21 year old students in transitional settings, including juvenile justice, substance use treatment, mental/behavioural health treatment, hospitals, social services agencies, and other temporary or involuntary settings. Our goal was to help make their dreams come true by giving these enthused young girls the exposure and opportunity to be inspired and network with successful women leaders, entrepreneurs, and business game changers! WEDO believes in the necessary knowledge of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) for success in the future tech industries. WEDO NEW YORK – During the WEDO Summit  in the United Nations’ Delegates Dining Room, WEDO donated 1000 microloans to impoverished women to be economically empowered to start their own businesses through a partnership with Opportunity International, to administer the loans.
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