Women’s Way 2025-2028 Strategic Plan – Jan 23
Posted by Women's Way on January 21, 2025
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our 2025-2028 Strategic Plan, boldly designed to build collective power and drive systems-level change for gender equity.
What’s New?
The 2025-2028 Strategic Plan builds on a nearly 50-year legacy at WOMEN’S WAY while integrating insights from our work with 100+ partners over the past seven years. Here’s what to expect:
- An updated vision and mission grounded in gender equity and economic liberation.
- A refined theory of change focused on dismantling systemic barriers.
- Core values and guiding principles to lead our work over the next three years.
- Five new strategic pathways to guide our programs, initiatives, and decisions.
Why Now?
For too long, solutions aimed at achieving gender equity have focused on symptoms rather than the root causes of inequity. WOMEN’S WAY’s new strategic plan offers an opportunity to tackle these inequities, drive long-term solutions, and create lasting change. In addition, this new plan equips us to more swiftly adapt and respond to an unpredictable political and social landscape, ensuring we’re prepared for emerging challenges over the next three years while positioning us to make an even greater impact.
Join us!
Everyone has a role in bringing the 2025-2028 Strategic Plan to life. Unite with us to drive systems-level change and make gender equity a reality. Together, we can design and build a more equitable future.
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