Former President Barack Obama said there would be "significant improvement across the board" if countries were led by women.
Former President Barack Obama said there would be "significant improvement across the board" if countries were led by women.
By Amanda Arnold,
By Amanda Arnold,
By Becca Blaser,
The 2018 midterm elections saw voters elect a record number of women to the House of Representatives, with a number of individual candidates achieving historic firsts with their victories.
The 2018 midterm elections saw voters elect a record number of women to the House of Representatives, with a number of individual candidates achieving historic firsts with their victories.
By Betsy Gotbaum and Meridith Maskara.
By Betsy Gotbaum and Meridith Maskara.
Many feminists celebrated the incredible progress made in 2018 when more women were elected to Congress than ever before—but victories at the state level warranted commemoration, too.
Many feminists celebrated the incredible progress made in 2018 when more women were elected to Congress than ever before—but victories at the state level warranted commemoration, too.
Women ran for and were elected to office in record numbers in the 2018 election. They made historic gains across levels of office and reached new milestones for women’s political representation.
Women ran for and were elected to office in record numbers in the 2018 election. They made historic gains across levels of office and reached new milestones for women’s political representation.
By Adriana Piatti-Crocker,
By Adriana Piatti-Crocker,
The issues women face when seeking elected office were discussed in a lecture Thursday at Iowa State.
Kelly Winfrey, assistant professor of journalism and coordinator of research and outreach for the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, presented on the subject.
“I want to see more women in public office,” Winfrey said in beginning her lecture.
The issues women face when seeking elected office were discussed in a lecture Thursday at Iowa State.
Kelly Winfrey, assistant professor of journalism and coordinator of research and outreach for the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, presented on the subject.
“I want to see more women in public office,” Winfrey said in beginning her lecture.