Hey there! Have you ever thought about running for political office? If so, you should know that being a woman can be a major asset in the political world. Women bring a diverse range of experiences and perspectives to the table. This can be really helpful...
Women have long been underrepresented in political office, but an organization called Vote Run Lead is hoping to change that. In celebration of Women's History Month, the nonprofit has launched VRLHQ.org, an online resource with over 100 expert-curated tools and resources to empower women...
If you are already a member of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), you may be wondering if running for political office is a good fit for you. Here are just a few reasons why being a member of the PTA can be excellent preparation for a...
Women of faith have a unique and important perspective to bring to the political arena. In a world where women's voices are often marginalized and their contributions undervalued, women of faith have the opportunity to use their beliefs and values to make a difference in...
If you are considering running for municipal office (including city council or school board), there are a few steps you should take to ensure a successful campaign. Here is a brief overview of what you can expect: Research your local election laws and requirements: It...
You do not need to be an attorney or a business leader or have a resume full of impressive-sounding qualifications before you run for office. Your life experience, your knowledge, your perspective, and your voice are what your community needs now. As a member of...
Resources Page: Take a look at our resources page for links to a wealth of sources to get you going. Mentoring Program: Sign up with our mentoring program to get connected with women who’ve been through a campaign before and can help you along your way. Discussion...
Governments and communities are missing out on having women in public decision-making seats. If we women of faith refuse to serve in public decision-making roles, we are disregarding our responsibilities and opportunities to be voices of wisdom, experience, and reason in a hugely important arena...
Project Elect founders Audrey Perry Martin and Rachelle Price talk about Project Elect and why Latter-day Saint women are uniquely equipped to tackle the challenges of campaigning and serving in their communities. Thanks to Geoff Openshaw for having us on! http://www.thisweekinmormons.com/...
In the Deseret News article Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said, "We need the perspectives of women from diverse backgrounds and life experiences at the table in order to make policy decisions that benefit everyone.” And we absolutely agree! More women in office is better...
