Support Women’s Economic Empowerment

Economically secure women and moms are the key to healthy and successful families.

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New to the Nest: Nyomi Guzman

Meet WREN’s newest staff member and Development Associate, Nyomi Guzman.

Submissions open for the 2019 WREN Summit!

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Health and Education

WREN advocates for policies that address the barriers that families, predominantly women and mothers, face when accessing the resources needed to make healthy and well informed decisions.
Economic Opportunity

WREN advocates for closing the wage gap. We support policy strategies that will make it easier for women to earn a living, advance in their careers, and support their families.
Leadership and Civic Engagement

WREN is committed to fostering an environment in which women are encouraged to lead and to advocate for policies that positively impact our lives and our children’s future.

Speak Out.
Join the Movement.

Now is the time to invest in South Carolina’s women, girls, and families. We need people like you joining the movement, speaking out, and leading the way toward positive change.

Leadership and Civic Engagement, News

More Women at the Table: Midterm Election Updates

by Ashley Lidow on Nov 7, 2018

The results are in and we at WREN have been closely watching the midterms to see who will represent us at the SC Statehouse and beyond. Reports are showing that there was incredible voter turnout with the SC Elections Commission estimating more the 55.7% of voters casting ballots this cycle. That is the second highest… Read more

Advocate Stories

HalloWREN

by Megan Plassmeyer on Oct 31, 2018

Leadership and Civic Engagement

Voter Participation with Charleston Activist Network

by Nancy Jones on Oct 30, 2018

In Their Own Words

"I am so excited to have WREN launched here in South Carolina. The role they play in educating, advocating and empowering people to be part of positive change in this State for women and girls will have a powerful impact on this State for generations."

Tameika Isaac Devine

Councilwoman, City of Columbia