Women's Commission
The mission of the Women's Commission is to provide technical assistance to
individuals and organizations on issues concerning women and to advocate for increased
attention to public policy initiatives that affect women's equal participation, economic
security, family commitments, health, and safety. The Commission also provides advocacy
and educational programs and opportunities for girls to experience a full range of life
options.
Grimke Sisters "Return" to the State House
Join the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women and Senator Susan Tucker
for a re-enactment of Sarah and Angelina Grimke, the first women in U.S. history to address a legislative body-1838 Massachusetts State Legislature.
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Resources
WISER 
Women's Institute For A Secure Retirement
Improving the long-term financial security of all women through education and advocacy.
Women's Institute For A Secure Retirement
Improving the long-term financial security of all women through education and advocacy.
Reports & Publications
Where Are the Girls?
An analysis of the state of girls' programming in the Boston area.
View the "Where Are the Girls?" Report
An analysis of the state of girls' programming in the Boston area.
View the "Where Are the Girls?" Report
Boston Public Hearing on Girls' Issues
The MA Commission on the Status of Women (in collaboration with the Boston Women's Commission, Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women, Somerville Commission for Women, and The Girls' Coalition of Greater Boston) held a public hearing for girls at Roxbury Community College. The purpose of this hearing was to listen to the concerns of young women and girls in the Greater Boston area. The Commission hopes that the comments, feedback, and input of the participants will help us address some of the most pressing concerns facing young women and girls in our state.
Download the Survey Results
Download the Report
The MA Commission on the Status of Women (in collaboration with the Boston Women's Commission, Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women, Somerville Commission for Women, and The Girls' Coalition of Greater Boston) held a public hearing for girls at Roxbury Community College. The purpose of this hearing was to listen to the concerns of young women and girls in the Greater Boston area. The Commission hopes that the comments, feedback, and input of the participants will help us address some of the most pressing concerns facing young women and girls in our state.
Download the Survey Results
Download the Report
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