Covid-19

Webinar is free but registration is required. Register for the July 9 webinar here!


Home & Work: Women Navigating a Changing Work Reality | June 23

Click here to view the June 23 session

Rebeccah Bennett, Emerging Wisdom LLC

Jill Farmer, Jill Farmer Coaching

Kristen Wild, Operation Food Search – 2019 Scorecard Honoree

In just one month, our community has experienced many sudden and unforeseen changes that have significantly impacted our daily routines.  Many businesses have closed or are working on reduced operating hours because of COVID-19 (the coronavirus) – creating uncertainty in the work environment.  The St. Louis community has come together to implement new rules, laws and policies in order to continue doing what we do best; rising to the occasion.  We at the Women’s Foundation fully support the St. Louis community and will continue to do our part in making it better.


Given our work to advance women in the workplace, we are closely monitoring the economic impact of COVID-19 so that we can continue to be a resource for women’s economic empowerment. At WFSTL, we remain focused on how we can support women through this time and post-Covid-19.


Resources available.

Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri


Women are on the front lines in the fight against Coronavirus.

Women are the foundation of the American healthcare system.

In Missouri 77.8% of healthcare professionals are women.

In Missouri 87.5% of healthcare support professionals are women.

Local Covid-19 information and resources

St. Louis County resources – click here

St. Louis City resources – click here

Women are being disproportionately impacted by the economic crisis caused by COVID-19. Many jobs in high-contact and service industries, which employ more women than men, have already seen significant layoffs. https://www.bizjournals.com/bizwomen/news/latest-news/2020/04/pandemic-job-cuts-taking-greater-toll-on-women.html?ana=emailafriend

Washington University professor of practice in economics, John Horn, shared his thoughts on the economy going forward on @St. Louis Public Radio.

Information for businesses from STL Partnership

Information on Covid-19 from St. Louis Regional Chamber St. Louis Regional Partnership