At this year's Netroots Nation conference, 1000 Women Strong presented a live panel on black rural organizing in front of America's progressive organizers.

Our founder and executive director chatted with Laura Coates ahead of the Supreme Court decision on the Biden-Harris Administration's student debt relief plan.

A star-studded panel joined us to talk about our 2023 issues!

For us, Women's History Month is every month. To that end, we're delighted to share with you the issues we'll be organizing for this coming year: Environmental Justice. Paid Family and Medical Leave. Maternal Health. Food Insecurity.

We stand on the shoulders of so many incredible women in the diaspora who paved the way for us. We will be celebrating their triumphs and journeys throughout the coming month and beyond. (You know us.)

In 2022, we gave reproductive justice support and resources to those who needed it. We got President Biden’s commitment to student loan debt cancellation (and we’re still keeping up the pressure federally.) And we made a huge impact in key states this past midterm cycle, reaching more than 100,000 voters in rural Georgia for the runoff election. Now, we're gearing up for what's next...

We were able to reach more than 100,000 voters in rural Georgia over the past few weeks!

Our founder and executive director, Shakya Cherry-Donaldson, said it best on MSNBC this weekend: "We are reaching voters by every means necessary."