Scarlett is being honoured by Dress for Success – your hour, her power 2022 campaign as one of 27 woman this year. Dress for Success is a global nonprofit organization that empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help them thrive in work and in life and has been around since 1997 honouring and helping all woman. You can view the website Here and find out about all the work they do, and all the other woman who are being honoured this year.

Dress for Success’ annual Your Hour, Her Power® campaign kicks off March 1 in celebration of Women’s History month and International Women’s Day. This year, Dress for Success is excited to bring back “31 Days of Women in Power” for a second year to inspire hope and resilience among women by honoring groundbreaking women in leadership positions across various industries.

For March 8, we honor Scarlett Johansson, Founder and Chair of The Outset, a new clean beauty brand focused on simplicity via consciously clean ingredients and mindfully designed products. Scarlett is a Tony and BAFTA winner and two-time Academy Award nominee, and the highest grossing female actor of all time. She was most recently seen in the final installment of the Avengers film series, Avengers: Endgame, and reprised her role as “Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow” in the highly anticipated stand-alone film Black Widow. She earned Academy Award nominations for her work in Marriage Story, directed by Noah Baumbach, and in Taika Waititi’s JoJo Rabbit.

Other recent roles include Sing and Sing 2, Avengers: Infinity War, Lucy, Under the Skin, Ghost in the Shell, Isle of Dogs and Her, which earned her a Best Actress Award at the Rome Film Festival. A champion for giving back, Johansson has served as Global Ambassador for Oxfam and RED, and has actively supported philanthropic organizations including USA Harvest, Feeding America, AmfAR, Meals on Wheels, Solar Responders, Soles4Souls, and Planned Parenthood.

Scarlett discussed the reason she joined Dress for Success’ Your Hour, Her Power campaign, “When women own their power, they can show up in the world in ways that contribute to society and the global economy. Every day is a new opportunity to reclaim your power, to begin again and make your mark on the world. Dress for Success makes this possible.”

By giving the equivalent of just one hour of your pay, you not only give a Dress for Success woman access to programs, services, and tools that will help her achieve economic advancement, but you also join us in celebrating female leaders for the pivotal role they play in driving business and economic gains, and social and cultural change.

Scarlett has again put her voice to good use supporting the ACLU foundation and the story of Lisa Montgomery who will be executed on the 12th. The video is to give a view of her life and what she had to endure and to get them to stop the death sentence and instead give her life with out parole and the help she needs.

If you would like to find out more information on Lisa click Here, If you would like to Sign this petition you can do so Here.

Scarlett has put her voice to good use again supporting the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and talks about the four people wrongfully arrested for their work fighting for the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights Gasser, Karim, Mohammad and Zaki

Speaking out in Egypt today is dangerous. I want to highlight the plight of four people wrongfully arrested for their work fighting for the dignity of others – Gasser, Karim, Mohammad and Zaki from the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights.

These men have spent their lives fighting against injustice and now they find themselves behind bars. They all face bogus charges that could lead to many more years in prison. In fact, their only “crime” has been to stand up for the dignity of Egyptians. EIPR has for years worked tirelessly and bravely on the front lines to protect and defend the most vulnerable, to reform the broken criminal justice system which wreaks havoc on innocent people’s lives, and to end the death penalty.

Karim, who recently got married, will be spending his 37th birthday in prison. Gasser told a recent court hearing that he is denied blankets in a freezing cold solitary confinement cell. Mohammad’s wife is desperate to see him and, like the other families, has been denied any visit. Zaki was tortured after police arrested him earlier this year. The pain and anguish of their families is unimaginable. Hossam Bahgat, one of the original founders, has been under a travel ban and asset freeze for four years.

I am in awe of the bravery of these men who continue their work to defend people’s rights at such great personal cost. They represent the courage and brilliance of so many in Egypt who achieve change against incredible odds. A truly democratic government would celebrate these men, not imprison them. They are the best of us.

EIPR’s work is a shining light for democracy and freedom – not just in Egypt and the Middle East, but for people everywhere. Today, I’m joining the people of Egypt and many others around the world, and I am calling for the immediate release of Gasser, Karim, Mohammad and Zaki. And happy birthday Karim; you are not alone

If you would like to find out more information, find out how to help or just put your voice and take action you can do all that here Here.

Scarlett is just so dame cute in this video.

Scarlett has put her voice to good use again supporting the Oklahomans for Sentencing Reform and the Question 805 reform that would end the practice of adding years to a person’s prison sentence for a nonviolent crime because they had a prior nonviolent conviction. Under SQ 805, people who are convicted of nonviolent crimes could be sentenced up to the maximum allowable time in prison for their crime, but would not receive additional time in prison because of their past. SQ 805 applies only to people with nonviolent offenses.

If you would like to find out more information on the question, find out how to help or just put your voice and take action you can do all that here Here.