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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."
ON THE RED CARPET
Blog posts
Why This Model And Nonprofit Founder Dedicated 11 Years To Girls' Education In The Congo
We founded Malaika in 2007 as a grassroots nonprofit with a mission to empower girls and communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through education and health programs. Malaika, which means angel in Swahili, believes in the enormous potential of the Congolese people to bring about lasting, positive change on their own terms. The DRC has great potential wealth due to the minerals in the land, and through education we aim to help the people of DRC to take control of this wealth. We provide them with the tools and opportunities so they can move forward and live their lives with dignity and purpose.
How NASCAR Driver Julia Landauer Learned To Thrive In A Male-Dominated Sport
At the tender age of 14, stock car racer Julia Landauer already displayed immense potential to become a professional racer: she was the first female champion of the Skip Barber Racing series in its 31-year history. Now 26, she has made it to NASCAR, is the highest-finishing female in its K&N Pro Series Championship, had a short stint on SURVIVOR, and also made the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2017. We chatted with her to learn more about her career and, of course, jewelry.
How Megha Rao Balances a Full Time Job and Running a Startup
By day, Megha Rao works for Citigroup’s transformation team, helping shape the future of the retail bank as we know it today. If that weren’t enough, by night, she also serves as designer and curator for her South Asian-inspired contemporary clothing brand, holiCHIC by Megha. With her line, she wanted to create versatile pieces that could be mixed, matched, and worn to any occasion. Starting a business certainly isn’t an easy undertaking, especially starting one while maintaining a full time job. We chatted with Megha to learn more about how she came up with the idea for holiCHIC, women she admires, and her number one life hack for balancing her responsibilities.
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