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Does Gender Fairness Exist in Your Nonprofit?

Gender inequity in nonprofit organizations is often overlooked. 

Why? 

One reason is that a lot of people assume that because the nonprofit sector is dominated by women that there should be fairness within the sector.

But we know that’s not the full picture.

According to the American Association of University Women, “Women make up 75% of nonprofit employees.” With this high percentage of women workers, one might think that there would be no gender disparity in the power structure within nonprofit organizations, but the report goes on to say that “Only 42% of nonprofit boards are led by women and only 22% of nonprofits are run by a woman Executive Director/CEO” (2018).

This data showcases that even though the nonprofit sectors are predominantly composed of women, it doesn’t mean that the power structure represents the majority. 

Gender pay gaps, gender inequitable policies, and more are often overlooked in the nonprofit sector.

There are many systemic reasons that create the structure for these inequities. These disparities might even seem so normal to us that we never even consider examining them.

But donors, funding sources, volunteers, interns, and employees are calling out for a deeper dive into structural equity and fairness.

Amy Cross, founder of Gender Fair, has picked up this demand and create gender fair resources to help your nonprofit be more fair. 

This can lead to being able to retain employees, get more donors, and so much more.

What We Discuss:

• Introduction to Gender Fair
• Utilize Funding for Equity
• About Amy Cross
• Data Journalism
• A Gender Revolution for Economic Power
• Why we need to Connect to Women
• Gender Fair Assessment for Nonprofits
• A Majority of Salaries go to Men
• Policies to Analyze for Fairness
• 3 Most Important things in the WorkPlace
• Transparent Pay
• Low Pay Gap in Federal Government
• Grants for Gender Fair Assessments 
• Ask your Vendors about Gender Fair
• Enter to Win a Raffle to Win a Gender Fair Assessment
  
  

About Amy Cross of Gender Fair

Amy-Willard Cross is the founder of the Gender Fair Index, which does independent data analysis of companies’ gender metrics. Foreign Policy named her a Global Thinker of 2015 for her work on “Economic Girl Power.” In 2016, she was invited to join the Clinton Global Initiative. Prior to that, Cross created a women’s news site, VITAMIN W Media, which rated women’s and co-ed colleges, conducted a rebranding contest campaign for feminism, and co-created the Add Feminism campaign. For 20 years, Cross worked as an editor and writer for national publications in Canada and the U.S., writing features, essays, and reviews, as well as authoring two books and working on TV shows. In her 20s, she developed the first magazine for midlife women for the publishers of SHAPE. An honors graduate of Wellesley, she maintained the family tradition of attending women’s colleges since the 1880s and is named for Frances Willard, a friend and comrade of her great-grandmother’s. 

Connect with Amy Cross:

• LinkedIn
• Website

Links Mentioned:

• List of B2B services and Companies that are Gender Fair Certified