Tag: women’s caucus
Making the vote more accessible
By Steph Ryde The right to vote has always been something that I have taken for granted. As a non-disabled, white, cis woman I have never had an issue requesting or casting my ballot. So I admit that I was shocked and surprised as… Continue Reading “Making the vote more accessible”
Planned Parenthood cuts through the noise: Takeaways from our September Webinar
by Courtney Plummer and Sadie Kempner Last month we participated in a riveting webinar with Jenny Lawson, Vice President of Organizing, Engagement, and Campaigns at Planned Parenthood Action Fund & Planned Parenthood Votes. Here is what we learned from Jenny, leading into the 2020… Continue Reading “Planned Parenthood cuts through the noise: Takeaways from our September Webinar”
Chair’s Corner – September 2019
On the heels of Labor Day, we recognize the contributions of working women and men to our nation, economy and way of life. And we commit to getting back to work: not just because the summer holidays are over, but because democracy takes work… Continue Reading “Chair’s Corner – September 2019”
Caught in the Act: How the WC is making a difference — and how you can too
Here in the UK and back home in the States, summer days were hardly lazy for the Women’s Caucus! Find out what our members have been up to and how you, too, can get caught in the act(ivism)!
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