Bi-Monthly career workshops feature guest speakers in a variety of careers throughout multiple industries who discuss their journey and offer tips and guidance for women and girls who aspire to work in those careers.

Are you a high school junior or senior looking for additional financial resources for College? Trade School? Specialty Training?

Please complete the IEW Scholarship Application for consideration and return by January 2024.

Quarterly Book Club meetings featuring local, national and celebrity authors reading from their latest novels about specific to women and girls and their growth and success. Question & Answer discussions with the author.

To suggest a book, please enter the title and author name here.

Tell us in 1-2 sentences why this would be a great topic for the Book Club.

A mentor is an experienced professional or knowledgeable individual in your life who you can look up to, glean from, and respect. They are people in our lives who help us grow and develop. Mentors teach new things—give you a personal perspective of the things you are interested in for your life, career, and extracurricular activities, to better your life. Mentors help you develop skills, proper communication, how to manage situations, and they provide many other lessons that will be essential in life. Mentors are valuable resources for all ages and particularly youths who are still growing, learning, and navigating uncharted waters.

IEW needs mentors.

Would you like to be an IEW Mentor?

Please complete the Mentor Questionnaire and return it by February 28, 2023.

Would you like to have a Mentor?

Tell us a little about you and your goals/aspirations. Please complete the Mentee Questionnaire and return it by February 28, 2023.

An annual health conference featuring candid discussions regarding women's health, preventative lifestyles and how to stay strong through any health challenge. Presented by a diverse group of expert panelists from the medical, non-profit and academic industries talk about statistics of women's health and the need for more information and resources especially in underserved communities nationally and internationally. In a warm and friendly talk show setting, the conference is like talking with a trusted friend with the ability to ask questions & answers in real time.

Pop-up mobile mammogram screening bus travels to underserved communities throughout Los Angeles and surrounding neighborhoods.

In Partnership with the Eleuthera Cancer Society in Eleuthera, Bahamas, IEW sponsors mobile mammogram screenings, a health fair, a 5K Walk, and volunteers at a local dental clinic for Eleuthera residents. Eleuthera has a population of about 11,000 and unemployment is estimated to be as high as 70% with an estimated 20.3% of Eleuthera residents living in poverty. Residents have to travel to Nassau, Bahamas—a trip most Eleuthera residents cannot afford, to get preventative care or specialized treatments. IEW has proudly sponsored events in thisunderserved community for several years.

IEW partners with various organizations to bring dignity to the Homeless epidemic in Los Angeles. Currently, we are working with LA missions and homeless advocates to provide hygiene and grooming services for women and their families who are currently unhoused persons.

IEW works with organizations to provide an array of opportunities, activities, and resources for children in foster care.

IEW is sponsors benefit performances of theatrical productions that encourage positive themes inspiring women and girls. Proceeds fund our programs and volunteer efforts. Please see our upcoming calendar of events.

We sponsor pop-up basketball clinics for underserved communities with limited free extracurricular activities for youths. Single mothers cited access and affordability to after school care and other extracurricular activities for their kids as a top concern, according to a local poll. Please see our past events photos for the latest basketball clinic sponsored.

IEW is working with the Global Princess Theatre in Governor Harbour to renovate the only movie theater in Eleuthera, Bahamas.

The theater has worn from normal wear and tear over decades combined with periodic torrid weather. Along with updating its aesthetics, the mechanics of the theater also need replacing or updating, including its most necessary equipment.