#WeHearHer
ADVOCACY COUNCIL

A collective force of individuals and organizations committed to supporting women's mental health in our homes, workplaces, and communities.

Power Your Voice, Ignite Change.

Seeking to open up the dialogue between everyday women and the allies pledging to support them, the SeekHer Shift Initiative was created for women to communicate their collective needs to society. The #WeHearHer Advocacy Council brings together individual advocates, small businesses, non-profits, and organizations ready to dive deeper into our research findings, open the dialogue, and take collaborative action to create a ripple effect of positive change.

Here’s how you can get started.

  • Join The Advocacy Council

    Take the pledge and join our community of advocates. Make your voice heard and be recognized as a community leader for your support of women's mental health.

  • Attend An Event

    Ignite your voice for change! Take part in our #WeHearHer Circles roundtable series. Build confidence and gain inspiration for advocacy through powerful connections with peers and expert insights from community leaders.

  • Become A Chapter Lead

    Start a local #WeHearHer Chapter to host research-driven discussions on women's issues. Foster connections, sparking meaningful conversations, and crowdsourcing solutions that shape the future of women's well-being in our workplaces and communities.

“We are committed to doing our part to create a culture that supports women’s mental health. We are proud to join SeekHer’s Advocacy Council and partner with them & other like-minded allies to continue collaborating on ways to build a better world for women.”

— Katrina McDonald, Senior Marketing Director, Pepsi Lipton Partnership

Council Insights

Hear from a few of our Advocacy Council members as they share their collective hope for a future that embraces wellness & equity to better support women’s mental health.

When #WeHearHer, meaningful Shifts Ignite.

Join over 500 Advocacy Council Members pledging their commitment to support women’s mental health.