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Project Elect: Women in Public Service

Project Elect gathers women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to first, educate members of the Church about the importance of women’s involvement in public service; second, encourage and recruit each other to run for public office; third, support each other in campaigning for and participating in public service.

Project Elect: Women in Public Service
Tune in to tap into Becky Edward's years of experience as an elected official. She explains how to make your voice heard in public office in this phenomenal episode.
This Power Hour is all about being effective when running for office. Aimee Winder Newton of the Salt Lake County Council shares tips on how to become an effective campaigner.
Our most requested Power Hour topic: how to get started with campaign fundraising. Fundraising pro Melissa Richmond, Chief Strategy Officer of Running Start and former presidential campaign staffer, teaches us the basics of fundraising.
Are you thinking of running for office but don't know how to recruit and manage volunteers? Is running for office not for you, but you want to get involved in politics to support someone you believe in? This Power Hour is for you! Learn the ins and outs of campaign volunteers with expert campaign manager and political consultant Andy Pierucci.
Stephanie Leishman shares some of her knowledge and expertise in social media and campaigning. Stephanie Leishman, owner of Apiarity, has over a decade of experience managing digital strategy for organizations. She has degrees in the humanities (AB; Harvard) and business and technology (MBA, MSIS; Boston University). Stephanie led MIT’s digital marketing efforts for several years made it a social media leader in the higher-ed world. She advised MIT’s departments, labs, and centers and received the Infinite Mile Award from the MIT President's Office for client relations. Stephanie enjoys working with a variety of clients whose mission is to make this world better in their own unique way. Her clients include businesses, universities, and non-profits of various sizes and stages: public figures, startups, small to medium local businesses, and multinational corporations and organizations. Relevant to this audience, Stephanie worked on senatorial and gubernatorial campaigns while in college, and has become civically engaged since, advising candidates and also actively attending county meetings.
Daily trust in God and constant prayer are Commissioner Kamalu's companions as she manages her time in public service. Find out more at www.projectelectwomen.org
Commissioner Kamalu ran three campaigns in four years. Because she didn't give up, she has a job she loves serving in her community.
Her family got involved later on in her career.
Telling a woman you think she should run for office can change the world. Listen to Commissioner Kamalu tell her story about how someone letting her know they thought she'd be a great officeholder set her down a path to public service.
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