We seek policies that empower women and their families.
How ?
WOMEN NEED ACTION FROM LAWMAKERS & BUSINESS LEADERS:
Public and private sector commitment to stimulating opportunity that allows women to achieve economic success.
How ?

Engage’s Pillars & Principles

To give voice to American women and make progress on issues of economic security, Engage is launching a new national conversation. We will remain anchored by our key pillars and guided by our key principles.

The Pillars of Engage

Lifelong Health
Education and Workforce
Generational Caregiving
Financial Prosperity

Guiding Principles

Inclusion

We are dedicated to creating a movement that includes women across the political spectrum and the country. Engage seeks to unite women and not allow them to be divided along traditional political lines.

Commonality

We are more alike than we are different. In an effort to keep women united around our shared mission, Engage does not discuss divisive social issues, namely reproductive rights/right to life positions and judicial nominations.

Innovation

We seek to uncover new and thoughtful approaches to tackling big problems, understanding that solutions will be best found through public and private sector cooperation.

Bipartisanship

We advocate for and organize around bipartisanship as a means for effecting lasting change. No matter
who wins an election or which political party holds the majority, working together towards consensus is the only path forward.

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We value policymakers who cross the partisan divide to solve economic issues that impact women’s financial security.
Engage also seeks to highlight and congratulate corporations and business leaders who are addressing these challenges in the private sector.
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