Let’s build a future where women no longer have to choose between thriving and surviving.

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About Every Woman. All Things.

Every Woman. All Things. is a transformative initiative launched by The Association of Junior Leagues International to restore balance, reclaim well-being, and reimagine life for women everywhere. It was created to challenge the idea that burnout, role conflict, and doing it all should be the cost of showing up in the world.

 

This is more than a campaign—it’s a movement to create a future where women’s lives are sustainable, joyful, and full of possibility.

 

Join us in building a culture that prioritizes well-being over overwork, and meaning over exhaustion. Whether you’re setting boundaries, mentoring others, advocating for change, or simply giving yourself permission to rest—your choices matter.

 

It’s a simple idea: when we support each other, speak up, and make space for what truly matters, we change what’s possible—not just for ourselves, but for every woman, and all things she touches.

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What We’re Doing: Tackling What Matters Most to Women

Women are carrying more than ever—at home, at work, and in their communities. The Every Woman. All Things. initiative identifies five urgent, interconnected areas that directly impact women’s well-being and leadership capacity. From caregiving and mental overload to aging and economic inequality, these are the realities shaping women’s lives every day. The Junior League is uniquely positioned to lead on these issues—backed by more than a century of grassroots leadership, intergenerational wisdom, and a deep commitment to advancing women and communities.

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