WUFPAC Empowers Young Women to Succeed
WUFPAC stands for Women Under Forty Political Action Committee. Driven by a board of high-powered, politically active young women in Washington, D.C. WUFPAC is the only non-partisan, non-issue based organization focused on…
Read MoreTerri Sewell Continuing A Family Legacy for Public Service
Attorney Terri Sewell is running for the open seat in Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. If elected, Terri would become the first woman elected to Congress from Alabama as well as the first…
Read MoreIs Anyone Safe from the Economic Crisis?
When the Stork Carries a Pink Slip By Leslie Alderman/The New York Times With the economy in turmoil many new and expectant mothers are finding that federal law does not protect…
Read MoreCarmen Robinson Seeks the Democratic Nomination in Primary Election This May
On Tuesday, May 19th, the Democratic primary election for Pittsburgh, PA’s mayoral election will be held and one woman has entered the race, attorney Carmen Robinson. A Pittsburgh native, Ms. Robinson is…
Read MoreWomen advancing in politics, Malveaux says
Keynote address given for St. Mary’s College conference By: Alicia Smith Women’s political roles have been elevated following Hillary Clinton’s historic primary run, Dr. Julianne Malveaux, the president of Bennett College for…
Read MoreVirginia’s Political Champion: Senator Yvonne B. Miller
By Jessica Smocer, Virginia’s Farm Team Senator Yvonne B. Miller’s resume is nothing short of remarkable. The eldest of 13 children, she was born in Edenton, North Carolina, but moved to Norfolk, Va. Faced with…
Read MoreMadeleine Kunin Ignites Energy in Indiana Women
100 Indiana Women Celebrate Spring With Politics Amid the spring blossoms and stately halls of the Indiana University campus in Bloomington, nearly 100 members and guests of the Indiana Democratic Women’s Caucus…
Read MoreGetting Even
Why Women Don’t Get Paid Like Men – and What to do About It If you are a woman, over your working lifetime you will lose between $700,000 and $2 million –…
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