Engage Reader Fall is Live!
The Engage Reader Fall 2024: Bridging Divides, Celebrating Progress, and Recommitting to America’s Promise
We’re excited to announce the release of the Fall 2024 edition of The Engage Reader. You can read the full copy here. Our mission is to share reliable and truthful content that not only builds awareness of the challenges women face on the journey to economic success but also the bipartisan success stories that rarely receive any notice. It is also a privilege for us to celebrate individuals in the public and private sectors whose hard work reflects the best of us. If you would like to receive a physical copy of this beautifully designed issue, perfect for your bedside table or bag, please email brendan@engagewomen.org.
What’s Inside
In this issue, you’ll find coverage of a major bipartisan success in the US Senate with the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). As we were finalizing this issue, the Senate held the long-awaited vote, passing the measure by a historic vote of 91-3. The feature includes passionate words from Marine Molak, mother, advocate, and ParentsSOS co-founder, who has helped give a voice to parents who have lost children to cyberbullying and other online harms. It also includes personal perspectives from the bipartisan Senate team leading the fight, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), who told Engage, “Moms on a mission have always proven to be an unstoppable force.”
Nancy LeaMond sheds light on the pressing need for better support of family caregivers. Her feature highlights a slate of four bipartisan bills with sponsorship in both chambers of Congress to support struggling family caregivers. This optimistic and encouraging read is crucial for the more than 48 million family caregivers in America (six out of 10 being women) who are desperate to hear about practical, bipartisan ways our government can improve their lives.
We also recap the 2024 Engage Summit and celebrate the 2024 Engage Women Award winners. Plus, you’ll find unique perspectives from Jane Lauder, Executive Vice President of Enterprise Marketing and Chief Data Officer at Estée Lauder, who discusses women in leadership and how women at her company are helping to responsibly harness the power of AI.
Why It Matters
At Engage, we strive to make The Engage Reader a trusted source of objective, relevant information that fosters meaningful discourse and drives positive change for readers nationwide—from the CEO in the boardroom to the receptionist in the waiting room to the mom in the carpool line.
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