WAGE President Evelyn Murphy speaks at Maine Equal Pay Day news conference. Maine activists from the YWCA, Maine Women's Lobby, Maine Women's Fund and other women's groups have launched 32 WAGE Clubs.
Evelyn Murphy signs copies of Getting Even at Mansfield Democratic Town Committee Discussion Group
The WAGE Project has launched a collaborative grassroots program designed to help close the wage gap between women and men at work. Across the country, women are coming together to talk about the wage gap and what they can do to get even. Some are forming new groups or joining existing groups. Others are adding WAGE programs to the agenda of their existing organizations. Still others are forming WAGE e-Chats.
Here's what you can do to be a part of The WAGE Project's grassroots campaign to close the wage gap.
Start A WAGE Club Starting a WAGE Club is easy! A Wage Club is a group of women whocome together for personal support and who help each other take action to helpclose the wage gap. Review the WAGE Club Fact Sheet.
Join a WAGE Club Find out if there is a WAGE Club to join near you.
Start a WAGE e-Chat Do you want to do something to close the wage gap in your life, but it is hard for you right now to go to meetings? A WAGE e-Chat could make the difference for you.
WAGE Talk WAGE Talk is the place where you can tell us what's happening in your area to close the wage gap and find out from WAGE Project President Evelyn Murphy about WAGE activities across the country.
