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Women's Resources advances the power of leadership and legacy through unparalleled programs to connect, inspire, empower and honor women leaders.
Through its programs and affiliations, established influencers and emerging women leaders work together to advance and improve the personal, economic and professional status of women.
Leadership Texas is the premier statewide women's leadership program, the longest running in the United States. Since 1983, Leadership Texas has been providing valuable education and development to Texas women leaders who seek to improve their leadership capacity and expand their knowledge of the diverse issues, dynamics and cultures that impact the State of Texas.
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Created in 1996, Power Pipeline brings together emerging women leaders with accomplished women leaders who provide guidance to those who seek to follow in their footsteps. Through a weekend-long retreat, a new generation of women leaders is inspired and empowered to continue the legacy of leadership that is the hallmark of Women's Resources.
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Leadership Launch, Leadership Passages, and Leadership Legacy
Leadership Launch is for the woman who is:
- In the early stages of her leadership trajectory,
- Intent on acquiring the skills and information she needs to be authentically successful in her chosen profession, and
- Looking for ways to engage in and give back in the community where she lives.
Leadership Launch joins other offerings in the new Women's Resources Regional Workshop Series that also includes:
- Leadership Passages, for the mid-career, aspiring woman leader who is moving up or changing course
- Leadership Legacy, for the seasoned woman leader who has 'been there, done that,' looking for what's next.
The Women's Museum - An Institute for the Future
In the late 1990s, Women's Resources took on the job of making the dream by board president Cathy Bonner come true to develop, fund, build and open the $32-million Women's Museum, in association with the Smithsonian Institution, as the first (and, to date, only) comprehensive national women's history museum in the US. The museum opened in September 2000 in Dallas, Texas, to international acclaim less than three years after its conception. The museum has operated as a separate, nonprofit organization since 2002. In October 2011, the museum building and exhibits were closed after more than a decade of continuous operation and the board of directors began a strategic envisioning process to establish new objectives for the future. Women's Resources is very proud to have been able to execute and help others sustain the first-ever national history museum dedicated to women. We also believe that the vision to honor the past and shape the future is not tied to any one physical place; it resides in the hearts and hopes and actions of all women everywhere who seek to continue learning, leading and leaving positive legacies.
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