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The Pinky Pledge Initiative
Inspired by our own mentors, the Duet Pinky Ring was created to be a physical symbol of the support around you and your pinky promise to pay it forward.
50% of profits from our Duet Pinky Rings fund seed grants for startups around the world that promote the well-being and advancement of women. We want women to grow up knowing they have a worldwide network of support to follow their passions.
This is your invitation to join the Girl Gang.
Stephanie M."What a truly remarkable movement you've started. A quiet, powerful message in a time of so much noise. That is what resonated with me when I read about your rings."
Tara A."For me I wear the pinky ring as a kind of talisman and symbol of living and breathing my support of women and girls every day . . . WE know that wearing this ring means that I'm going to stand beside you if and whenever you need me."
Katie K."She and I just looked at one another's rings and just knew — we're part of the same movement."
Pat M."I graduated from medical school in 1985 when there were no women surgeons, so it was an adventure! [Your] company makes me hopeful that the day will come when we don't see gender, race, orientation as a factor in anything other than positives."
Elle Magazine"The Ring Hollywood Insiders Are Wearing To Support Women's Rights: The design serves as a daily reminder of the pinky pledge taken to support women."
Blog posts
Girls’ Education Advocate Tara Abrahams on Finding Your Path and Making a Difference
Our #wcw is Tara Abrahams, an extraordinary human who we are lucky to have on our mentor board. She is a fierce advocate for girls’ education, with a career that’s taken her from managing Girl Rising to the Girl Project at Glamour to the International Center for Research on Women, and now to managing international expansion strategy for Girls Who Code. We visited her to chat about how she found her calling and her advice for younger women.
What It's Like Being a Mom on the Set of an HBO Show
We met Darby and Lacy at an Alice’s Tea Cup uptown, where immediately Darby jumped up to give us hugs. “I’m so glad y’all are here!” she said with a big grin. It was clear that Darby was a performer at heart – she brought out her favorite Miranda Sings impressions a few minutes into the conversation, and would continue to periodically interject them throughout the visit.
The One Easy Fashion Habit That Will Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Though Earth Month has drawn to a close, it has really underscored for us how vital it is to keep in mind the necessity of taking care of our planet and practicing sustainability on a daily basis. But what does that really mean? We brought together celebrity stylist Sarah Slutsky and model Renee Peters...
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