"Women and Girls and the Obama Administration" Photo Gallery
This week, the Council on Women and Girls created a special “Women and Girls and the Obama Administration” photo gallery. We see how often the First Family and other Administration Officials work with - and on behalf - of women and girls and we wanted you to see that as well! This compilation is a small and powerful sample of our efforts. From lighting the White House pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month to speaking out on Violence Against Women to talking with members of the Girls National American Legion, this photo gallery gives you a glimpse into how the Administration is working to empower women and girls at home and abroad. See the full size version of the gallery and please share and enjoy the photos!
Women and Girls and the Obama Administration
Look at the various images captured during 2010 as the Administration, Federal Agencies and you focused efforts on empowering women and girls.
Jenny Kaplan is Deputy Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls
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