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EMILYs List Ignite Change Fellowship Application Fall 2023

More here: The EMILYs List Ignite Change Fellowship is a nine-week virtual initiative to train community leaders and advocates to develop their political skills, leadership, and confidence in potentially running for office. EMILYs List’s mission is to support the election of Democratic pro-choice women. The fellowship is designed to develop the next generation of Democratic […]

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This Presidents Day, I’m thinking about Black Women and the Presidency BY KRYSTAL LEAPHART

Black women are one of the most influential demographics in American Politics.[1] Whether it’s organizing voters, advocating for policies or running for office,[2] black women’s political power is finally being recognized in various ways. And with the election of Vice President Harris, the nation seems to be wrestling with the possibility of a black woman […]

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Lifting Up Rwandan Women NGO Founders on #GivingTuesday2022

This #GivingTuesday 2022, we are celebrating by highlighting three of our partners and our locally formed NGO in Rwanda Women GAIN Rwanda. Women-led Rwandan-based NGOs are thriving and changing the community in different ways. Join us on our respective social media channels on November 29th, 2022 09 AM. The event will be live on Facebook […]

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The BGG Podcast: Uplifting the Black Vote with LaTosha Brown

It’s Election Day: the time to exercise our constitutional right to vote. While it should be simple to cast a ballot, it’s often not. And that’s not by accident. The Black vote has never truly been protected, and many states are passing new legislation to actively suppress Black votes. In BGG’s Season 9 finale, A’shanti […]

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The BGG Live: The Power Of Women Of Color Voters

Join us over on The BGG Instagram for a conversation on the power of women voters with Amanda Brown Lierman, Executive Director of Supermajority. The conversation will happen on Monday, November 7th at 2 PM ET/11 AM PT. Sign-up here for updates from The BGG so you don’t miss the latest posts! You can keep […]

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New Report: Listening is Power – Women of Color & This Political Moment in America by She The People

In 2022, She the People launched a ten-state Listening Tour to hear what’s on the minds of women of color voters in key battleground and stronghold states this Election season. It is necessary to listen to and understand the stories and narratives behind the growth, participation and even hesitation of women of color in the […]

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New Report: WHAT WOMEN OF COLOR REVEALED ABOUT THIS POLITICAL MOMENT IN AMERICA by She The People

In 2022, She the People launched a ten-state Listening Tour to hear what’s on the minds of women of color voters in key battleground and stronghold states this Election season. It is necessary to listen to and understand the stories and narratives behind the growth, participation and even hesitation of women of color in the […]

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The BGG Podcast: America’s Inescapable Racial Violence Problem

Though many view it as an ugly relic of the past, violence against Black and brown folks is still a massive problem in the United States. A’shanti brings on Melanie Campbell, the president and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, to talk about the racial violence epidemic in our country. Much of […]

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New Report: Latinas in U.S. Politics 2022

Read the full report here. Data from the 2020 U.S. Census shows that those identifying as Hispanic or Latino accounted for more than half of the country’s population growth in the previous decade, with the greatest increases in Texas, California, and Florida. Latinas are key to that rise. But has representation in elective office kept […]

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Latinas in U.S. Politics 2022

Read the full report here. Data from the 2020 U.S. Census shows that those identifying as Hispanic or Latino accounted for more than half of the country’s population growth in the previous decade, with the greatest increases in Texas, California, and Florida. Latinas are key to that rise. But has representation in elective office kept […]