It's like our girls in New York City have been holding their breath for the last 4 years...

This year’s project was to help the many women and children seeking refuge from family violence.

I encourage you to join the wave of prayer ascending each day.

Throughout the project, we have seen the re-establishing of worth in the lives of many women.

My heart was broken for these mothers who were suffering and being ostracised from their communities.

Prayer will make a difference.

We transformed one of our homes into a pop-up shop!

We want to ensure that whenever we gather in strength, the city we gather in benefits from that gathering.

She read about your 'Keep a Girl in School' initiative in the Bella magazine and was so impacted.

There are 3.85 million children that are orphans in South Africa.

[We] really wanted to raise awareness and money for A21 as the 500 project so we came up with idea of doing a garden high tea.

There are actually so many parallels to International Women's Day.

Each year an estimated 303,000 women die during pregnancy or from birth related complications.

I work for a local church as their kid’s worker and every year we get about 150-200 kids from all sections of our very divided community across our doors.

Katherine Nair knows what it feels like to receive bad news.

We live in the age of social media.

There are so many ways that you can be involved and it takes us all to do our part to make a difference.

I have been coming to Colour Conference for over 10 years and I have always been challenged by the Sisterhood Sessions so I decided to use what was in my hand to reach my 500 Project goal.

At Colour Conference this year, Bobbie gave every women a beautiful paint can to remind us to ‘colour our world with love’.

The girls in Noosa have been leading the charge in Australia with the #mystreetcares campaign, here are some of the things that they have been doing.

The SHE Rescue Home, this year, celebrated reintegrating 36 girls from a total of 51 girls who have come to the SHE Home.

For all the girls out there who are trying to think about how they can raise the funds for their 500 Project read Shauna’s story and be inspired!

We are believing that the next few months of intentional focus and activity will produce much fruit amongst our own local neighbourhoods...

Sisterhood is a collage of stories of thousands of women.

When women and girls have a strong sense of identity, and are healthy, educated, empowered and able to work, everyone benefits (UN Women).