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We are thrilled to announce that applications for our 2024 Pathways to Politics for Women program have been EXTENDED and are now open until 1 May, 11:59pm! Don't miss your chance to be part of the 2024 QUT Pathways to Politics for Women intake and join a national cohort of women who aspire to make a tangible difference in Australia's political landscape. Apply here: https://bit.ly/4dbeFSY #PathwaysToPolitics #WomenInPolitics #WomenInLeadership #FearlessFemales #AustralianPolitics

📍Role of Women in the Constituent Assembly. 👉 Women who were part of the making of the Constitution of India. 👉 Follow the link for detailed information: https://lnkd.in/gtHhXfWx #Womeninpolitics #constituentassembly #foundingMothers #Constitution

Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3BryI0T

Registration is now open for the Women of Ohio Wesleyan (WOW) Speaker Series: Women in Politics: The State of the Woman. Yours truly will moderate. This virtual event is free! WOMEN IN POLITICS: The State of the Woman What does it mean to be a woman in politics in 2024? While strides have been made in recent decades towards gender equality, women in politics remain underrepresented in leadership roles and continue to encounter unique obstacles that demand attention and action. This resilience enables them to navigate setbacks, overcome hurdles, and contribute to lasting change. The State of the Woman discussion reflects a broader understanding of the interconnectedness of societal well-being—and the recognition that governance is not only representative but also responsive to the varied needs and aspirations of ALL citizens. Our fearless panel will examine hot button issues and how the political parties frame them to women voters; discuss the upcoming election; and address how the challenges and obstacles they encounter, including gender bias and stereotyping, can serve as powerful motivators to persist in their professional roles. PANEL: Christy George (’07) – Executive Director, Democratic Convention Host Committee Chicago, Chicago, IL Kimberly McConville (’89) – Executive Director, Ohio Beverage Association, Columbus, OH Veronica Pollock (’01) - Vice President, The Daschle Group, LLC, Washington, D.C. Moderator: Victoria Gresh (’88) – Executive Director, Ohio Assisted Living Association, Columbus, OH

Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/4el6jYO

Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3TInKdG

❌It is not an equal playing field for women entering politics ❌ ✅But gender-barriers can be addressed and we can increase women's participation in politics ✅ 💡Join us on September 10th to learn more about our new research & recommendations to promote #womeninpolitics https://lght.ly/ph08nk4

💡As Latinas, our voices matter! As research reflects, we have so much to lose when we put ourselves out there, against the wall of systemic racial challenges. Yet, we are resilient because we have the ever-present deep determination to achieve equity and justice. I implore anyone interested in understanding just how blatant the challenges are to hear this interview of Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina with Mark J. Bonamo of #NJNow. Dr. Campos-Medina is fierce in using her voice for women's justice, and just as determined in taking a stand to self-empower, ensuring access and inclusion for herself as a candidate running for office. It is simply unacceptable to be a woman who must face men who are both physically and organizationally blocking her from access to democracy. ⁉️Hermanas, what are your thoughts? My view: blocking experienced multicultural women from their potential to run government, which directly impacts the lives of people, communities, education, health care, small businesses, corporations, etc., means that certain important issues involving women ultimately don't get addressed with urgency or importance.

An Afro-descendent community in Colombia embarks on mapping its territorial tenure rights. Read more on this initiative, that also aims to reduce the vulnerability of women, who often face barriers to tenure rights. https://lnkd.in/dtV8z6aH #SaveForestsNow 

Did you know? Only 25% of parliamentary reps, 21% of ministers, and 6% of heads of state are women. Penny Wise, 3M's Vice President Global Public Policy and Communications, shares her latest insights from #ClimateWeekNYC where she highlights the crucial role of women in politics for economic success. #UNSDG16 #DEI https://bit.ly/3TGQvav