Fund For Idaho

Change, Not Charity™

(208) 343-1744

P.O. Box 769, Boise, ID 83701-0769

Idaho Women’s Network

Mission Statement

The Idaho Women's Network unites the voices and interests of Idaho women, families and communities. Through community organizing, advocacy and education, we strive to strengthen democracy and promote human rights." This organization was dissolved in 2010. Its archives are kept here as a public service.

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Objectives 2011

To unite the voices and interests of Idaho women, families, and communities and use community organizing, advocacy, and education to strengthen democracy and promote human rights. Ensure women’s access to emergency contraception in Idaho and to enact Employment Non-Discrimination acts in Pocatello and Moscow to ensure employment protections for the GLBTQ populations in those communities. 

Objectives 2010

Use community organizing, advocacy and education to unite the voices of Idaho women, families, and communities to strengthen democracy and promote human rights. Continue human rights work with the main areas of focus to include reproductive justice and LGBTQ equality. To achieve this, we will use grassroots organizing, education, public forums, leadership development and advocacy to work for improved conditions for all Idahoans.

Objectives 2009

Use community organizing, advocacy and education to unite the voices of Idaho women, families, and communities to strengthen democracy and promote human rights. Continue human rights work focusing on reproductive justice and LGBTQ equality. To achieve this, they will use grassroots organizing, education, public forums, leadership development and advocacy to work for improved conditions for all Idahoans.

Objectives 2008

Unite the voices and interests of Idaho women, families, and communities and use community organizing, advocacy, and education to strengthen democracy and promote human rights. Ensure women’s access to emergency contraception in Idaho and to enact Employment Non-Discrimination acts in Pocatello and Moscow to ensure employment protections for the GLBTQ populations in those communities.