The numbers only tell part of the story of Dream It, Be It. The impact of this incredible program is truly seen in the increased confidence and determination in the girls who participate in Dream It, Be It! Check out our impact since starting the program by reading more!

Read an inspiring story of strength from Live Your Dream Award recipient Jacqueline.

This October marks another month of Domestic Violence Awareness in efforts to protect, educate, and support women and girls. Education can be the pathway to a different life, empowering women in multiple ways. See how you can help survivors and how the Live Your Dream Awards have impacted past recipients.

Since the time of our first SIA President, Violet Richardson, we’ve worked to improve the lives of women and girls like Mai, who told us her story of how the Live Your Dream Awards changed her life…

September 18 is International Equal Pay Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about unequal pay to women and pushing to close the gender pay gap. Click on the blog to read more about the history, and what we can do.

September 5 is the International Day of Charity! We would be honored if you picked Soroptimist as your #CharityOfChoice this International Day of Charity!

World Dream Day (September 25) inspires people to take the necessary steps to make their dreams come true—not just for themselves, but for their families, communities and the world. Here are some actions you can take in celebration of World Dream Day!

World Teacher’s Day is October 5th! We provided three ways you can show your appreciation to teachers in your community.

Join the Live Your Dream Awards celebration. Here's how!

Most people are familiar with Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girls' education activist. How did July 12 become Malala Day, and what does it symbolize?

Patti Ippolito of SI/Zane Grey Country, AZ (Golden West Region) is employed at her county's only domestic violence shelter. With such limited county resources, she has seen many survivors of crisis and trauma coming into her shelter.

Gain a glimpse into why young female graduates in recent years feel increasingly marginalized and discouraged to achieve their career goals.