Welcome to the #RedShoeTuesdayDestination! Your presence here is a statement of your commitment to frequent businesses that support gender equity!
Most people who wear red shoes to work on Tuesdays in support of our #RedShoeTuesday initiative report increased visibility and recognition in their organizations. They are seen as an inclusion influencer truly invested in fostering equity. That’s the kind of effect our initiatives aim to have.
Following the Red Shoe Movement’s mission of accelerating the representation of women in leadership and thus contributing to improving gender equity at all levels, the key purposes of our loyalty program, #RedShoeTuesdayDestination are:
To support the supporters of gender equity
To encourage global engagement and collective action towards accelerating representation of women in leadership
To recognize that given the persistence of the gender pay gap, women have earned the right to get custom discounts and benefits
When you enjoy #RedShoeTuesdayDestinations you bring your business to those committed to eliminate the gender gap. You send the message that this social and economic issue is important to you, and that you will reward those intent on doing something about it.
Every person visiting a destination must show the coupon you will receive when you fill out the fields below. You will also receive a complimentary invitation to our powerful monthly Mutual Mentoring Circle of the Step Up Plus leadership program, only open to program members.
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Individuals and organizations everywhere can help reach gender equity by embracing a cohesive strategy and simple tactics. When companies and businesses join this initiative, they join a strong choir of voices amplified for a more robust impact. And when you choose to spend your money and time with them, you confirm that their efforts are worthy.
Our loyalty program, #RedShoeTuesdayDestination, is part of a comprehensive communication system built by the Red Shoe Movement. It stands on the 10-year-old award-winning #RedShoeTuesday campaign that has proven to change workplaces and social environments. An initiative that invites people to wear red shoes and accessories to work every week to keep up the conversation around gender equity, equal pay for equal work and equal distribution of power.
We’re grateful! The Red Shoe Movement is a community building an even larger, stronger, collaborative community. If you have a Destination you believe should be part of our network, kindly refer them to us:
All around the world women and those who identify as women have been living with a pay gap for decades if not centuries. It’s time that they get a break. Whether it’s a discount or a special benefit, our Destinations are businesses that are championing gender equity by putting their money where their mouths are. They’ve come up with unique ways to compensate women for this pay gap.
You’ll find all sorts of high quality establishments looking forward to seeing you on Tuesdays to show you their relentless support.
#RedShoeTuesdayDestination OGGI Zapatería What’s your Size — Our Story Ada Alvarez, Principal of OGGI Zapatería, part of a family company that has been manufacturing shoes in Argentina since 1951, has been celebrating #RedShoeTuesday for a while. Not only does she go to work with one of OGGI’s amazing red shoes
#RedShoeTuesdayDestination Angelina Paris – NYC Bonjour New York — Our Story: Angelina Paris has been our de-facto office for a couple of years. Their unbelievable French food, pastries and service paired with their mid-town location, next to Bryant Park – New York, made them the perfect destination for our team.
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