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Women's Education Project

Org #67730
Vetted since 2019
2003
year founded
$32,259
raised on GlobalGiving
4
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Women's Education Project (WEP) assists women of limited means to become confident, educated, self-reliant, and leaders in their own lives, families and communities. WEP's method expands awareness of employment possibilities and training opportunities, aligning aptitude and interest, before embarking on careers or alternative livelihoods of students' choosing. WEP's Leadership Academies increase the number of women in the formal-sector workforce, and provide support to graduates to remain in the workforce.

Projects (3)

Project Leaders
Zoe Timms
Zoe Timms
Lisa Koonce
Lisa Koonce
Lissette Celleri
Lissette Celleri
Team
Zoe Timms, Lisa Koonce
Organization Information
244 Fifth Avenue
w208
New York, NY 10001
United States
212-726-2582
Organization Information
244 Fifth Avenue
w208
New York, NY 10001
United States
212-726-2582

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Spring 2024 Update, Alumnae News

By Lisa Koonce | Project Leader

Since 2002, Women’s Education Project (WEP) has invested in women, because when young women graduate from 12th grade, child marriage is virtually eliminated.  When they are well employed,... Read the full report ›

WEP's Leadership Academy in 2023

By Zoe Timms | Executive Director

December 15, 2023 Dear WEP Supporters,  In this season of gratitude, we’d like to thank you for being a part of our 20 year strong organization and invite you to ensure that WEP remains... Read the full report ›

A Hack-A-Thon, Sustainable Futures and an Alumnae Visit

By Lisa Koonce | Project Leader

This September, WEP Madurai students joined forces with WEP interns in New York to develop and pilot a Social- Hack-A-Thon. Together, online and in person, they "hacked" to identify problems in their... Read the full report ›
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