• The Due Diligence Principle- 2013 Women and Justice Conference

    Between December 10th and 12th, 2013, the Virtue Foundation co-sponsored the 2013 Women in Justice Conference, State Responsibility for Eliminating violence Against Women: The Due Diligence Principle and the Role of Judges. Led by the Avon Global Center for Women and Justice at Cornell Law School, this conference brought together more than 30 judges from…

  • Tumu Women’s Health Project 2013

    In November, as a continuation of our Tumu Healthcare Initiative, our Austrian team from the University of Vienna will return to Tumu, Ghana to provide services and training toward improving maternal health and women’s healthcare service delivery in the region.

  • Inaugural 10th Anniversary Gala at the Univesity Club

    Virtue Foundation honors the first United States Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues Melanne Verveer at our annual fundraiser. A long-time champion for women’s empowerment, Verveer is an innovative thought leader working tirelessly for gender equality and women and girls’ rights globally.

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    A Message from Tina Brown

    Tina Brown, former Editor-in-Chief of Newsweek & The Daily Beast, discusses Virtue Foundation’s work in the areas of Acid Violence and Women Empowerment.

  • Dr. Joseph Salim Invited to Speak at the United Nations

    Our President and Co-Founder Dr. Joseph Salim was invited to present at the U.S. State Department’s “Global Initiative – Women in Action” International Visitor Leadership Program at the United Nations in New York.

  • Driving Solutions for Women and Girls

    In Tumu in northwestern Ghana, there’s only one hospital to serve 100,000 people and transportation is scarce. The result: injured children never see a doctor, women die in labor before they can reach medical help. But those appalling facts started to change when Women in the World, Virtue Foundation and Toyota came along with a few simple solutions.

  • Dr. Joan LaRovere presents at Maternal Health Conference in Vienna

    On December 6, 2012, Vice President and Co-Founder Dr. Joan LaRovere spoke at the Menopause, Andropause and Anti-Aging Congress in Vienna, Austria. Her talk, “Matching Resource with Need: Data Mapping to Understand Maternal Mortality and Women’s Health,” centered on our collaborative work with the University of Vienna Medical Center in Tumu, Ghana.

  • Virtue Foundation Institute for Innovation and Philanthropy in Ghana renews Ghana Supreme Court Clerkship Program scholarships for 2012 – 2013

    Virtue Foundation Institute for Innovation and Philanthropy in Ghana, in partnership with the Office of the Honorable Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana and the Leitner Center for International Law and Justice at Fordham Law School, renewed scholarships for promising young women lawyers chosen to clerk for the Supreme Court of Ghana. Enam Antonio…

  • Tumu, Ghana Women’s Healthcare Initiative

    Virtue Foundation volunteer obstetricians/gynecologists visit Tumu Hospital to examine patients and plan long-term collaboration for women’s health in northern Ghana. As part of the Virtue Foundation Institute for Innovation and Philanthropy in Ghana’s Healthcare Initiative, Professor Egarter and Dr. Nouri, specialists from the Department of Gynecological Endocrinology and Reproductive Medicine at the University Hospital, Vienna,…

  • Virtue Foundation volunteer obstetricians/gynecologists visit Tumu Hospital to examine patients and plan long-term collaboration for women’s health in northern Ghana

    As part of the Virtue Foundation Institute for Innovation and Philanthropy in Ghana’s Healthcare Initiative, Professor Egarter and Dr. Nouri, specialists from the Department of Gynecological Endocrinology and Reproductive Medicine at the University Hospital, Vienna, visited Tumu to examine patients, assess the reproductive and maternal health situation and plan for long-term evidence-based interventions to improve…