President to host a national conversation on how to draw all women and children out of poverty!

Women are poorer than men in all racial and ethnic groups. The numbers of women and children in poverty are growing. What will it take American men to put women and children first? Households with one wage-earner have found it extremely difficult to support a family. The share of families with children headed by single mothers rose. In 2010, 46.9% of children under 18 living in households are poor. Seven million women and children are among the 20.5 million and one in four children in these household is in deep poverty. To draw women and children out of poverty Americans will have a unified mindset to create: reverence, respect, appreciation and wealth in our life; to show the way and to offer it to all women, children and the children not yet born with a greater future in America.