We believe that every woman and girl—no matter where or under what circumstances she lives—has a right to good health and nutrition. Yet today, millions of women and girls do not have the support they need.
The WTA Foundation and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation are teaming up to mobilize greater resources, visibility, and leadership for women’s health and nutrition worldwide.
Children in the vegetable garden of their school in Niamey, the capital of Niger. © UNICEF/ UN0826368/ Dejongh
We are shining a spotlight on women's health
Women’s health and gender equality are central to the DNA of our organizations, making the collaboration a powerful force for change for women and girls around the world. Together, we are leveraging the strength of our combined global networks to:
Convene public and private sector leaders to increase commitments to women’s health and nutrition
Drive greater philanthropic investment in women’s health and nutrition
Engage the public directly to become champions for women and girls
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A new era
of impact
The Women Change the Game campaign will bring greater visibility and priority to women’s health and nutrition issues.
Across the Hologic WTA Tour and other key moments, we will engage global audiences through the power of tennis and the leadership of top-tier athletes. Together, we will translate the power of elite athletes on the court into elite influence off the court to take on some of the most pressing and urgent issues for women and girls.
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Bringing greater visibility, priority, and resources to women’s health and nutrition
The WTA Foundation joined forces with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Hologic to host a panel at the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open focused on the most pressing health issues facing women and girls across the region and around the world.
“Every woman and girl deserves an equal opportunity to be her best—whether in school, at work or on the tennis court. We are stepping up for women in need, because when we champion each other, we all win.”
— Naomi Osaka
Former WTA World No.1, four-time Grand Slam singles champion, and new mom