Collaborative for Gender + Reproductive Equity Appoints ICRW’s Ann Warner as New Executive Director

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A dynamic learning community of donors and foundations united in the advancement of gender, reproductive, and racial equity.

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The Collaborative for Gender + Reproductive Equity (CGRE) is a one-of-a-kind community that creates the space for funders to learn together, amplify the impact of their giving, and accelerate change in five-year increments.

We provide funding to unite advocates who are pioneering new approaches across issue silos to defend gender, reproductive, and racial equity and work towards a future where every person has the resources and autonomy to thrive.

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Our Approach

CGRE resources organizations led by and for those most impacted by gender, reproductive, and racial inequities. We focus on three core areas for transformative progress:

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Movement Power

Even before the fall of Roe, state governments were eroding reproductive rights and gender equality. We support the building of coordinated power and durable support in-state and cross-state for gender, reproductive, and racial equity policies in diverse political landscapes.

Judicial

State courts hear over 90% of cases in our country, and in every state, they play a substantial role in determining whether rights are upheld. We push to ensure that state courts are a strong and fair safeguard for reproductive rights and gender equity.

Majority Building

With the majority of Americans supportive of reproductive freedom, we must expand that majority to advance and protect gender, reproductive, and racial equity through innovative and coordinated cross-constituency and issue collaborations.

Additional Supports

Additionally, through the Opportunity Fund, CGRE provides short-term investments in timely, unanticipated opportunities or rapid responses to threats. CGRE also provides support beyond grants through our Capacity Strengthening Initiative which supports organizations, networks, and leaders so they have the skills and durable structures needed to sustain their work.