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The Women Business Collaborative (WBC) is a groundbreaking alliance comprising 250 champions, 65 sponsor organizations, and numerous partner organizations dedicated to achieving equal pay and power for women in business. Through collaboration, advocacy, and accountability, WBC mobilizes thousands to accelerate change and promotes gender diversity and pay parity across various sectors. Led by CEO Gwen K. Young, WBC's initiatives focus on elevating women in leadership roles, including CEOs and board positions, and supporting women entrepreneurs in securing capital. The organization emphasizes inclusivity and values the role of men as allies in the movement, working collectively to create meaningful impact in the workplace. Generated from the website

Working with schools and students since 1997, ICAF has developed an innovative school art program (the Arts Olympiad) for students identity development as artist-athletes with creative minds and healthy bodies (mens sana in corpore sano). The Arts Olympiad's structured lesson plans awaken the dormant "inner artist" or slumbering "inner athlete" step-by-step. As the number of artist-athletes increases, the school becomes more of a creative and healthy community. ICAF produces the World Children's Festival at The National Mall every four years as the "Olympics" of children's imagination. ICAF published ChildArt quarterly for young readers' creative and empathic development and to enhance their global competencies.

The Decatur House, located in Washington, DC, is a historic home and National Trust Historic Site that stands as a testament to the complex history of the capital city. Designed by architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe in 1818, this Federal-style architecture features a preserved slave quarters and has been home to notable occupants throughout its history, including Commodore Stephen Decatur and various political figures. Owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Decatur House is a hidden gem within the president's neighborhood. The David M. Rubenstein National Center for White House History, established by the White House Historical Association, is housed at the Decatur House. This center supports research efforts, provides education programs, and preserves historical documentation related to the study and history of the White House. With its rich history and connection to the nation's capital, the Decatur House offers visitors a glimpse into the past and the opportunity to explore the diverse stories that have shaped America.Generated from the website