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SUMMARY:Town Hall with Mayor Daniella Levine Cava 2026
DESCRIPTION:RSVP (Required – but FREE!)Please Join Us — Your Focus is Our Power! \nThe Women’s Fund Miami-Dade invites you to a collaborative and informative Town Hall with Mayor Daniella Levine Cava to learn how women and girls are represented in the proposed Miami-Dade County Fiscal Year 2026–2027 Budget. \nThis conversation is an opportunity to hear directly from the Mayor\, ask questions\, and better understand how the County’s budget priorities impact the lives of women\, girls\, and families across our community. \nWe are hoping for a strong turnout and encourage you to invite your colleagues\, friends\, neighbors\, and networks of engaged Miami-Dade residents. Together\, our voices are stronger\, and meaningful community participation helps shape a more equitable future for all. \nWhere: Virtually via Zoom Webinar \nRSVP (Required – but FREE!)TOWN HALL PARTNERS\nJOIN US AND OUR PARTNERSTHANK YOU TO OUR IMPACT PARTNERS
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/town-hall-with-mayor-daniella-levine-cava-2026/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Community,Impact Collaborative
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SUMMARY:July Impact Collaborative: Aging with Security: Advancing Economic Stability for Women
DESCRIPTION:Join Your Women’s Fund Miami-Dade on July 9th 2026  for our Impact Collaborative\, Aging with Security: Advancing Economic Stability for Women conversation focused on the unique financial and systemic challenges impacting women as they age and the solutions needed to build greater long-term economic security and wellbeing. \nAnchored in our Economic Mobility pillar\, this webinar will explore how retirement insecurity\, caregiving responsibilities\, workforce transitions\, healthcare costs\, financial exploitation\, and barriers to economic stability disproportionately affect aging women across our community. \nElder abuse and exploitation remain significant yet often overlooked threats to the wellbeing and economic security of older adults. According to the National Council on Aging\, approximately 1 in 10 adults age 60 and older experiences some form of elder abuse each year\, with women accounting for more than 65% of victims nationwide. Financial exploitation—including fraud\, scams\, identity theft\, and the misuse of an older adult’s assets—is among the most prevalent forms of abuse. Data from the National Center on Elder Abuse identifies financial exploitation as the most frequently reported form of elder abuse\, with family members often cited as perpetrators. Beyond the financial losses incurred\, these violations can erode an individual’s independence\, dignity\, health\, and long-term economic stability\, creating lasting impacts for older adults and their families. \nThis conversation aims to foster awareness\, connection\, and action toward creating a more equitable and supportive environment for aging women in Miami-Dade County while highlighting the vital role of community collaboration\, advocacy\, financial literacy\, fraud prevention\, and inclusive economic strategies in advancing economic mobility for older women. \nSave the date and join us on July 9th  for this important conversation as we work together to strengthen support systems and opportunities for aging women in our community. \nThis event will have closed captioning available. If you need any other accommodations\, please contact daniella@womensfundmiami.org by July 5th \nIf you have any questions or concerns\, please email Daniella Luna at daniella@womensfundmiami.org \nSPEAKERS \nYolanda Aguilar\nRegional Director\nAdult Protective Services\nFlorida Department of Children and Families \nAna Campaneria-Villarini\nSenior Vice President\, Director of Corporate Fraud\nBankUnited\, N.A. \nMartine Charles\, MPH\nDirector\, Planning and Population Health\nAlliance for Aging\, Inc.
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/july-impact-collaborative-aging-with-security-advancing-economic-stability-for-women/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Impact Collaborative
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SUMMARY:Advocacy 107
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Advocacy 107\, part of our signature training series designed to empower community members with the tools\, skills\, and strategies to make real change. Hear from expert speakers in advocacy and government affairs\, and connect with over 100 organizations and community leaders across the county. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to level up your advocacy! \nSave The Date! \nJoin your Women’s Fund on Thursday\, June 4\, from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm for our Advocacy 107 Training. During this pragmatic training seminar\, attendees will learn from experts in the field of advocacy and government affairs. \nLearn how to effectively speak up on community issues by learning or sharpening necessary skills and strategies to be successful advocates\, while adhering to 501(c)(3) “lobbying activity” regulations. This training will equip you with the necessary tools while focusing on promoting a more equitable society and advocating for positive local and state policies! \nWe would love for your organization to participate in whichever format works best for you. \nEVENT SCHEDULE \n8:30 AM – 9:00 AM\nRegistration & Breakfast (in-person participants) \n9:00 AM – 12 PM\nVirtual + In-Person Session \nTo refresh your memory\, consider reviewing the Advocacy 101\, Advocacy 102\, Advocacy 103\, Advocacy 104\, Advocacy 105 and Advocacy 106 workshops here. \nWe hope you and many members of your networks and organizations can join us! \nVIRTUAL\nVia\nZoom \nJoin the virtual session here: \nIN-PERSON\n \n Miami Dade College Padron\n627 SW 27th Ave\nMiami\, FL 33135\nRoom 201 \nJoin the in-person working session here: \nOUR PARTNERS \nSPEAKERS \nAdele Valencia\nPartner at LSN Law and LSN Partners\,\nGovernment Procurement and Contracts \nMarcia Narine Weldon\nHuman Capacity\, Law\, and AI\nFounder/CEO\, Illuminating Wisdom & Legally Lucid \nSarah Coleman\nSenior Director of Race and Gender Equity\nYWCA South Florida \nThis event will have closed captioning available. If you need any other accommodations\, please contact daniella@womensfundmiami.org by May 31st \nIf you have any questions or concerns\, please email Daniella Luna at daniella@womensfundmiami.org
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/advocacy-107/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Impact Collaborative
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SUMMARY:May Impact Collaborative: #OneTeam Collaborative: Turning Human Trafficking Prevention Strategy into Action
DESCRIPTION:Dear #OneTeam Partners\, \nThe Women’s Fund Miami-Dade warmly invites you to join us for our upcoming #OneTeam May Impact Working Session\, a hybrid Impact Collaborative convening in collaboration with the Office of the State Attorney  Katherine Fernandez Rundle designed to strengthen coordination\, share resources\, and advance our collective efforts to prevent human trafficking and support access to services for victims of exploitation across Miami-Dade County \nAs part of our Freedom From Violence Pillar\, this session will bring together organizations\, advocates\, public servants\, and allies working across prevention\, awareness\, and survivor support to deepen collaboration and activate shared strategies through the #OneTeam network. \nThe morning will begin with a 30-minute special session virtual resource and training briefing\, open to all partners\, followed by an interactive in-person working session featuring roundtable collaboration\, partner resource-sharing\, and dialogue with invited community and public-sector leaders. \nThis session is designed to be practical\, collaborative\, and action-oriented helping partners better understand what tools exist across the network and how we can strengthen our impact together. \nEVENT SCHEDULE \n8:30 AM – 9:00 AM\nRegistration & Breakfast (in-person participants) \n9:00 AM – 9:30AM\nVirtual + in-person session\n#OneTeam resource and training briefing \n9:30 AM – 10:30/11:00 AM\nIn-person collaborative working session\, networking and asset distribution of FIFA-related flyers\, etc. \nWe would love for your organization to participate in whichever format works best for you. \nVIRTUAL\nVia\nZoom \nJoin the virtual session here: \nIN-PERSON\n \nCamillus House\,\n1603 NW 7th Ave\, Miami\, FL 33136 \nJoin the in-person working session here: \nYour partnership is what makes #OneTeam possible. These working sessions help ensure we continue moving forward together coordinating efforts\, strengthening messaging\, and expanding access to prevention resources across our community. \nOUR PARTNERS
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/may-impact-collaborative-oneteam-collaborative-turning-human-trafficking-prevention-strategy-into-action/
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SUMMARY:April Impact Collaborative From Risk to Resilience: Maternal Health and Hypertension Insights
DESCRIPTION:Join Your Women’s Fund for the basics we all need to learn.  This eye-opening\, solutions-oriented Impact Collaborative is anchored in our Health & Wellbeing Pillar and the exciting collective impact work of AIM: Alliance for Infant and Maternal Health. Experts will bring lived experience and make visible powerful\, community-rooted\, community-driven approaches that can prevent and address maternal hypertension and improve outcomes for birthing people and infants. This is not simply about life and death\, but about long-term health and the ability to thrive. That affects entire families\, the workforce\, and beyond. \nBirthing people in our community continue to experience high rates of maternal morbidity and mortality\, with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy\, including chronic hypertension\, gestational hypertension\, and preeclampsia\, among the leading and most preventable causes. These outcomes can be linked not only to individual behaviors but also to systemic inequities embedded across healthcare administration\, housing stability\, economic opportunity\, environmental stressors\, and access to timely\, high-quality\, and respectful pre- and post-partum care. \nDuring this Impact Collaborative\, we will lift up what we know works: community-based doulas and midwives\, culturally responsive prenatal and postpartum support\, early blood pressure screening and monitoring\, patient education rooted in trust\, and neighborhood organizations that help ensure warning signs of hypertension and preeclampsia are recognized and addressed before they become life-threatening. \nThis conversation will explore how policy\, healthcare systems\, philanthropy\, and community organizations can align to dismantle barriers\, close gaps in care\, and scale approaches that honor the voices and leadership of Black birthing people. \nWhether you’re a healthcare provider\, nonprofit leader\, policymaker\, student\, funder\, advocate\, or community member\, this session will deepen your understanding of how centering community expertise is essential to creating a more just and responsive maternal health system. \nRSVP now and join us on April 9th\, 2026 at 9:00 AM via Zoom \nThis event will have closed captioning available. If you need any other accommodations\, please contact daniella@womensfundmiami.org by April 9th \nIf you have any questions or concerns\, please email Daniella Luna at daniella@womensfundmiami.org \nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\nKim Gifford\nDirector of Healthcare Practices\nThe Preclampsia Foundation \nPANELISTS\nEliana Ramos\nThe Honeycomb House\, Founder \nIsadora Delvecchio\, MA\nSr. Director\, MCH Collective Impact
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/april-impact-collaborative-from-risk-to-resilience-maternal-health-and-hypertension-insights/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Impact Collaborative
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260313T110000
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SUMMARY:Power of the Purse 2026
DESCRIPTION:Power of the Purse\, 2026!\nMarch 13\, 2026\n11:00am – 2:00pm\nJungle Island\n1111 Parrot Jungle Trail\nMiami\, FL 33132 \nSponsorship Opportunities are open! \nClick on the button to go directly to powerofthepurse.org for more info. \nLearn More and Become a Sponsor
URL:https://womensfundmiami.org/event/power-of-the-purse-2026/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Community,Function,Fundraiser,Luncheon,Networking
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