Working to advance women’s economic and social equality
The time is right…Right Now !
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Vision 2020 …
is a national coalition of
organizations and individuals
united in their commitment to
achieve women’s economic
and social equality.
advances an overdue national
conversation about the value
of women’s equality to benefit
all.
Vision 2020 National Delegates
accelerates shared leadership
among women and men to
reach a new dimension of
American excellence by the
year 2020.
The American Conversation About Women and Leadership
The numbers make it necessary
Vision 2020
Five National Goals
Make It Achievable
• Increase the number of women in senior
leadership positions
• Advance women’s economic security and
achieve pay equity
• Promote family-friendly workplace policies
• Educate young people to value gender equality,
shared leadership, and civic engagement
• Engage and educate women voters and increase
women’s participation in the political process
Bringing Together
60+ Allies agreeing America
would be greater with
shared leadership among
women and men
Vision 2020 National and
Regional Allies
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2011
From 2009-2013, Vision 2020 has
developed nationwide roots,
commonsense goals and a vigorous
communications delivery system, as well
as an agenda for the next seven years.
In 2013, the number of Delegates across
the country is increasing from an initial
102 to 180 women leaders. These
business, civic and academic leaders
represent all 50 states and the District of
Columbia.
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2010
Vision 2020 originated in 2009 at the
Institute for Women’s Health and
Leadership of Drexel University College of
Medicine, which continues to serve as its
institutional home. It was launched
publicly in 2010.
2012
2013
Representing more than 20 million women and girls
Vision 2020’s allied organizations range
from the Girls Scouts to The American Bar
Association to Rock the Vote, and dozens
more, whose members collaborate for
change.
Vision 2020 National Allies
2020 Women on Boards
AAUW
American Bar Association
American Medical Women’s Association
American Society of Civil Engineers
Anita Borg Institute
Association of Women in Science (AWIS)
Association of Junior Leagues International Inc.
Athena International
Black Women’s Health Imperative
Catalyst
Center for American Women and Politics, a unit
of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers
University
The Center for Talent Innovation
The Common Cause Education Fund
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Girls on the Run
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girls Inc.
Healthcare Businesswomen's Association
The International Center for Executive Leadership
in Academics, Drexel University College of
Medicine
ION
League of Women Voters
Legal Momentum
MBA Women International
Miss Representation
Ms. Foundation
National Association of Commissions for Women
National Association of Women Lawyers
National Association of Women Lawyers
Foundation
National Center for Women & Information
Technology
National Council of Negro Women
*as of March 10, 2013
National Conference of Puerto Rican Women
National Council for Research on Women
National Council of Women’s Organizations
National Panhellenic Conference
National Women's Law Center
Political Parity
Rock the Vote
School Girls Unite with the Youth Activism Project
Society of Women Engineers
Thirty Percent Coalition
Wellesley Centers for Women
Women’s Campaign Forum
Women Donors Network
Women’s Media Center
Regional Allies
Athena Center for Leadership at Barnard College
The Center for Women in Law, University of Texas
School of Law
The Center for Women, Politics and Policy, Portland
State University
Connecticut Permanent Commission on the Status of
Women
Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame
The Forum of Executive Women
Golden Gate University School of Law
Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice
University
Main Line Society of Professional Women
Sewall- Belmont House and Museum
Simmons College
Sue Shear Institute at University of Missouri- St. Louis
Temple University Beasley School of Law
Women’s Intercultural Exchange
Women’s Law Project
Women's Leadership Institute at Cedar Crest College
The Results Make It Encouraging
Expanding Visibility
 Invitations for Vision 2020
speakers to address
conferences across the
country…
 A White House briefing for
Vision 2020 members in
2012…
THE UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH
 An invitation from the
University of Edinburgh,
Scotland, to present a Vision
2020 program at the Scottish
Parliament on June 14, 2013
A sample of
Vision 2020 Coverage
Leveraging the work of the Delegates and
collaborations with allied organizations, Vision
2020 earns media coverage regionally and
nationally.
Vision 2020 outreach grows virtually. In 2012,
drexel.edu/vision2020 attracted 24,726
visitors, 68.53% of whom were new to the site.
Vision 2020 tweets reach 2,000
Twitter users daily.
Facebook followers
doubled in 2012.
And in the Year 2020…
To mark the centennial of
women’s voting rights,
Vision 2020 will host
in Philadelphia,
in collaboration with the
National Constitution Center,
the largest assembly of
women leaders ever held.
Join Us !