Womxn of Wonder (WOW) in the USA welcomes female-identifying scholars and their accomplices from around the world to engage with pressing theories driving women's rights and activist leadership. Enabling attendees with tools they need to translate critical knowledge and feeling into practice, "Lifeshops" address and inspire projects to fight gender-based and intersectional injustice. Recognizing that the deep complexities of intersectional oppression need to be better understood to be undone, high school senior Annelise established WOW with generous support from Youth Activism Project, Girls Learn International, and Purposeful to mobilize an extending sisterhood among youth justice enthusiasts who will be the future of sustainability.

Wonder Women Tech (WWT) is a nonprofit organization and ecosystem that produces year-round programming and national and international conferences that highlight, educate, and celebrate women and the underrepresented in STEAM industries (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math), innovation and entrepreneurialism.

Wonsulting was founded in 2019 with a mission of turning underdogs into winners: helping those who come from non-target schools/non-traditional backgrounds to get them into their dream careers. So far, we've helped tens of thousands receive offers from top companies including the Google's, Deloitte's, and Goldman Sachs' of the world.

Wonsulting teaches students/job-seekers how to utilize LinkedIn and other platforms to get into their dream careers.

Workhap is the leading talent development firm in helping talented professionals elevate their career to new heights. Through innovative corporate training and career coaching sessions, our team challenges the status quo of traditional leadership and strives to unlock everyone's hidden potential. Clients come to us to find their voice, develop into better leaders, and thrive in their dream careers. Based in Hong Kong, we have hosted 500+ training and coaching sessions in over 15 countries including the United States, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Thailand.

Guided by our mission, we launched the global moonshot to reimagine the #equalfuture—a bold new way to accelerate women's leadership that is about dignity, equality, and choice. Today we are a global community of women leaders committed to scale and accelerate the impact of one million women and girls by 2030 within long-term investments to expand skills, connections, capacity, and visibility Over the last 5 years, we have built a network of 300 change-makers in 20 countries who are solving the world's greatest challenges. We aim to elevate 2 million women's socio-economic milieu by access to capital, community, and coaching in STEAM fields.

Together we can do more, and we are working creatively and collaboratively for an equitable future.

Founded in 2013, World Woman Foundation is a non-profit organization creating meaningful experiences through business, technology, social entrepreneurship, and entertainment designed for women all over the world. It's a globally accepted organization with people across continents and cultures coming together to discover and create extraordinary resources for women. A global platform to connect, engage and succeed by sharing opportunities to women all across nations and celebrate women heroes for their unique achievements.

The woman of today is the focus of our programs as we are sensitive to their concerns and ambitions. With this as a backdrop, we partner with social organizations to create awareness and raise funds to support women's causes.

Wundher is a digital media, experiential production, and membership community designed to reconnect women and mothers to their joy. This fempowerment platform reignites this tribe through powerful content, curated events, notable causes, corporate partnerships, and a connected community.

Wundher is a powerhouse community of multiethnic and multigenerational women and mothers who believe it is high time to define success on our own terms.

XXHacks is a 12-hour hackathon for female high school students who will work collaboratively to design a website or mobile application that addresses a real world challenge.

We can all use some support sometimes. At YCC, we believe that support shouldn’t only be effective; it should also be empowering, inclusive, and de-stigmatizing. Maybe you’re ready to understand yourself on a deeper level, to begin working through painful past experiences, identify and address the source of the challenges you’re facing, or gain coping skills and find support on maintaining… We’re here to come alongside you on that journey.

Diversity and inclusion are at the heart of Yellow Chair Collective. We specialize in multicultural therapy with an emphasis on serving the Asian American community.

This is an intentionally inclusive space. YCC is a brave and safe place for everyone. With diversity as one of our core values, our team is trained in and practices culturally responsive, trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and LGBTQIA-affirming counseling and psychotherapy services.

While we have a specialty in serving Asian American and multicultural clients, you are welcome here regardless of your race, culture, religion, sexuality, gender orientation, disability, or immigration status. Everyone is welcome to take a seat on our yellow chair of compassion and acceptance.

With Yes, One Billion Kids Can Code, we have developed a non-conventional socio-educational environment. Our work is helping the billions of kids in the world think of computer science as fun and something they, too, can too. We are building changemakers and problem solvers who will use their ignited interest in computer science to develop solutions and work behind technological advancements that will do things like save lives. Most importantly, they will develop a mindset that is crucial for whatever they choose to go on and do in their life.

Yes, One Billion Kids Can Code is on a mission to empower 1 billion kids around the world to start their journey in coding, computational thinking, and STEM in order to create the next generation of problem solvers.

After leaving Wall Street & joining a tech company, I noticed a bunch of my new co-workers and friends would all turn to me to help them with basic finance things - stuff like 401k's, HSAs, and whether or not they should buy our company's stock options. They'd always say things like "Wow - you're so lucky you spent time on Wall Street and know how to do these things." and I got a HUGE kick out of that comment

Eventually - it hit me - if people IN finance don't know this stuff, and people NOT IN finance don't know this stuff… HOW COME NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT PERSONAL FINANCE? Why aren't we teaching it in schools?