Meet NeW’s Spring 2026 Interns
NeW is thrilled to welcome our Spring 2026 interns. This group of talented young women will be supporting our work throughout the semester and helping advance NeW’s mission to empower conservative women on campus and beyond. Our interns come from a variety of schools and backgrounds, and each brings strong leadership skills, professionalism, and a […]
Financial Wellness as a Form of Self-Care
The “self-care” and wellness industry has experienced massive growth in the past decade, with some estimates valuing the total health and wellness sector of the economy in the trillions for the U.S. alone. Social media is full of products that are supposed to help you look and feel like a better version of yourself. But […]
Patti’s Pearls of Wisdom – The Human Advantage: Leading with Heart in the Age of AI
There was a time when being “tech-savvy” at work meant knowing how to fix the copy machine. If you could clear a paper jam without calling IT, you were practically a hero. Fast forward to today, and we’ve graduated from copy machines to Copilots — trading toner cartridges for prompts. And while technology has changed […]
5 Ways to Excel in Your Summer Internship
Summer internships are more than just an addition to your resume; they offer a valuable opportunity to gain real-world experience, build a network of professional connections, and set the foundation for your future career. Whether you’re working at a nonprofit, in a corporate office, or remotely, how you present yourself, treat others, and show up […]
Revolutionary Women: The Founding Mothers of America- Martha Washington
Martha Washington, born Martha Dandridge on June 2, 1731, in New Kent County, Virginia, was a woman of remarkable strength and influence. As the wife of George Washington, she played a vital role in shaping the early American republic, not only as the nation’s first First Lady but also as a steadfast supporter of the […]
Revolutionary Women: The Founding Mothers of America- Abigail Adams
Wife to the second President of the United States and the mother of the sixth. An enthusiastic advocate for women’s rights. A strong proponent for public education. A voice for the abolition of slavery. All of these roles, and more, describe Abigail Adams, an extraordinary woman who made many contributions to the founding of America. […]
A Legacy of Service: Honoring Women in the Armed Forces
Women Veterans Day is observed annually on June 12 to commemorate the signing of the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act by President Harry S. Truman in 1948. This trailblazing legislation granted women the right to serve as regular, permanent members of the military, marking a pivotal moment in our nation’s history. Although Women Veterans Day […]
Internship Success: How to Manage Up and Make a Lasting Impression
My first full-time job resulted from an internship. What began as a temporary position before I started my graduate school program turned into an enriching professional opportunity and the beginning of my career in the non-profit field. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to interview, hire, or manage more than 40 interns at multiple organizations. […]
Level Up Your Resume: Skills and Experience Outside the 9–5
Building a resume in college can be tricky. Between classes, extracurriculars, and part-time or full-time jobs, it can be hard to know what to include—especially if you’ve had a non-traditional college experience. Maybe you worked through school and took a longer path to graduation. Or maybe you’re concerned you don’t have enough internship experience. The […]
Hadley Heath Manning on Economic Policy
NeW recently hosted a webinar with Hadley Heath Manning, Vice President of Policy at the Independent Women’s Forum and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. Manning is currently Executive Vice President at The Steamboat Institute. She discussed key economic policies, the role of government, and how free markets empower women. Hadley explained economic principles using […]