This year’s Golden Globes were different in many ways from the norm — celebrities were wearing black, had on their #Time’sUp pins, and some even brought activists on the red carpet as their dates.

But who were these women, and how can we support their work?

Michelle Williams brought Tarana Burke, the founder of the sweeping #MeToo campaign and senior director of Girls for Gender Equity, an intergenerational organization committed to the physical, psychological, social, and economic development of girls and women.

Since 2002, this has of course been our core mission at the Women and Girls Foundation. But in addition to working with us, want to support more organizations like this? Here are some more local Pittsburgh organizations doing similar work: Gwen’s Girls, Strong Women Strong Girls, Rukmini Foundation

Actress Meryl Streep invited Ai-jen Poo, the director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, the nation’s leading voice for dignity and fairness for the millions of domestic workers in the US, most of whom are women.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations advancing workers’ rights: SEIU 32BJ, Fight for 15, One PA

Shailene Woodley brought Calina Lawrence, a Suquamish Tribe water protector.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations: Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center, Clean Water Action

Emma Watson invited Marai Larasi, the executive director of Imkaan, an organization dedicated to addressing violence against Black minoritised women and girls.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations: New Voices Pittsburgh, Homewood Children’s Village, Hill House, YWCA Greater Pittsburgh, Women’s Center and Shelter, PAAR

Actress Susan Sarandon brought with her Rosa Clemente, a former Green Party vice presidential candidate. The Green Party is made up of grassroots activists rallying against corporate dominated policies.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local environmental Pittsburgh organizations: Allegheny County Green Party, Sierra Club, Women for a Healthy Environment

Mónica Ramírez is the director of Gender Equity and Advocacy for the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda, which calls for unity among Latinos around the country to provide the Hispanic community with greater visibility and a clearer, stronger influence in our country’s affairs.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations working with the Latino and immigrant community: Casa San Jose, Latino Community Center, Change Agency, Vibrant Pittsburgh

Amy Poehler invited Saru Jayaraman, co-director of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, which works to improve wages and working conditions for the 14 million people who work in America’s restaurant industry.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations: Restaurant Opportunities Center Pittsburgh Chapter, Pittsburgh United, Just Harvest, Pennsylvania Women Work

Emma Stone brought Billie Jean King, founder of the Women’s Tennis Association — revolutionary in the 1970s and created a full two years before Title IX passed in Congress.

Want to support organizations doing similar work? Here are some local Pittsburgh organizations: Women’s Law Project, Girls on the Run, Pittsburgh Passion, Chatham University Women’s Institute

“A new day is on the horizon,” Oprah said. We believe that. We believe her. 2017 was made up of moments that created the resistance, and 2018 is the year we turn those moments into a movement — the movement is all of us. Join us: support these organizations by clicking on their links, and learn more about WGF here: www.wgfpa.org.