Share Your Story – $10,000 in Scholarships
$5,000 for Fall and $5,000 for Spring
$5,000 for Fall and $5,000 for Spring
At A Case for Women, we’ve seen how one voice can spark a movement. Women’s voices, in fact, are inextricable from building a more just and equitable world. We are proud to offer the “Not Accepting the Status Quo – Women Disruptors Scholarship” to help elevate college students who have a passion for advocating women’s issues.
Written Essay
YouTube Video Essay
Each entry must meet the following eligibility requirements to be considered for the scholarship:
You must be accepted to a US-based accredited 4-year college for any field of study (political science, women’s studies, pre-law, or something related to social justice preferred).
You may submit either a YouTube Video or Written Essay.
Please submit all documents and videos in English. The deadline for submissions is July 15 for Fall and December 1 for Spring. Scholarship winners will be announced August 5th for Fall and January 5th for Spring.
“How have you advocated for women’s rights in your community?” Your focus could include or expand on: equal pay, reproductive freedom, healthcare accessibility, maternal mortality, statute of limitations (SOL) re: sexual assault,medical trials/ lagging research for women’s cures. Wrap it up with “How do you plan to continue making an impact in the future?”
Yes, it’s great to think outside the box – only please show how your idea(s) could be feasible.
(800-1,250-word essay or 7-10-minute video uploaded to YouTube).
Submit your 800-1,250-word essay or provide a link to your 7-10-minute YouTube video via the form on this page.
Finalists will be required to show proof of enrollment in an accredited 4-year college for scholarship consideration and disbursement to the winner.
We started A Case for Women in 2015 to disrupt – to help women hurt by the abuses of massive corporate power. Helping women fight for fairness + reclaim their power through the civil court system is our thing. But legal help, however invaluable, isn’t the only way to advocate for women’s rights, nor our only passion. Gender discrimination rears its head in thousands of ways every minute of every day.
We are stepping up to help elevate women leaders of the future because every example of lopsided institutional American power leads us back to the conclusion that we are “Not Accepting the Status Quo.” We want to help fuel your education so you can keep fighting for a world that values women.
When we step back and take a universal view of sex discrimination throughout history, we see only a smidgeon of progress has been made toward reversing the fundamental cultural clichė that women are “second-class citizens.” It’s going to take a miracle + you could be part of it.