-- CWIP's Clearsighted publication/guide
Provides a set of basic questions from which to begin a gender-based assessment during proposal evaluation, site visits, and follow up. Using a gender lens means examining a particular issue with a focus on the real life conditions of women & girls and acknowledging that gender is a powerful predictor of experience and opportunity. It allows us to see connections such as those between unemployment and lack of child care, homelessness and rates of domestic violence, infant mortality and lack of access to prenatal care

-- CWIP's Shortsighted publication
In 1992, Chicago Women In Philanthropy issued a report, ShortSighted: How Chicago-Area Grantmakers Can Apply a Gender Lens To See the Connections Between Social Problems and Women's Needs

-- CWIP's Gender Lens publication


-- MAP report executive summary (PDF)
how better to ‘map’ influential power networks and tap into them — comfortably, colleague-to-col- league, with both humor and expertise — offers an important opportunity to help the philanthrop- ic community shift to the next stage of thinking about effective funding for women and girls.” Thus, at this 21st anniversary juncture, we intro- duce the Member Advocate Project (MAP)