About Us.
About Us
Welcome To Every Woman. All Things.
Every Woman. All Things. is a revolutionary campaign, created by The Association of Junior Leagues International, to restore balance, reclaim well-being, and reimagine life where role strain, role conflict, and burnout are no longer the cost of being everything to everyone. We are building a future where women’s lives are manageable, joyful, and full of possibility.
Every Woman. All Things is more than a reflection of how women show up in the world — it’s a call to rethink a culture that has normalized burnout, role strain, and the quiet, constant pressure to do it all.
But here’s the truth: women shouldn’t have to carry the weight of the world alone. And we won’t.
Our Mission.
Raise Awareness
Illuminate the often-overlooked struggles that women endure daily.
Foster Community
Create a supportive network where women can share experiences and resources.
Advocate for Change
Champion policies and practices that alleviate the burdens placed on women.
Our Work
What We Are Doing
Recycling Process
Recycling Process
Recycling Process
Recycling Process
Research & Statistics.
Decades of research and feedback from women have shown that we are often the primary caregivers in and outside our households. We care for aging family members, handle household matters and volunteer to make our communities better. Oftentimes, this can be overwhelming and can present as women being overloaded. We, as a women’s organization, want to help make women’s lives easier and to help women master the juggle through awareness campaigns, advocacy efforts, and cultural change.
Mental Health
Women are twice as likely to experience depression, PTSD, generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder in their lifetimes compared to men.
Risk Factors
Women disproportionately experience risk factors for common mental disorders as compared to men.
Caregivers
65% of caregivers are women; female caregivers spend as much as 50% more time providing care than male caregivers.
Household Responsibilities
A 2023 Bureau of Labor and Statistics report revealed that 60% of women do the majority of household chores, but 74% of men think that they do the most or that they do an equal amount.
Disclaimer.
Please note: Every Woman, All Things is meant to raise awareness, foster connection and advocate for systemic change. It is not a mental health service, and we are not licensed mental health professionals. If you or a loved one are experiencing mental crisis, please know you are not alone and help is available. For immediate support, contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988, or visit 988lifeline.org to connect with a trained counselor 24/7.