It’s Women’s History Month and the team here at New Politics wanted to take a moment to talk about representation and honor some of the women who are running to make an impact. Why is this the case? We could talk all day about gender bias in leadership positions, and believe me I’ve got stories. Kate will use her experience and service background to champion women’s reproductive rights, pass common sense gun safety reform, and fund public schools. Callie is running to expand childcare and education funding, empower our middle class, and fight for veterans. If elected, Ashley would be the first woman serving in Congress to have graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Emily Cherniack
But beyond the many barriers, every woman is all too familiar with, running for political office while holding a job and even raising a family is hard, especially without a network or support system.
But women make great servant leaders — we need more of their voices and perspectives in office.
That representation is exactly why, here at New Politics, we’re helping to support and elect more women to office by providing resources, programs, connections, and advisement for servant leader candidates, including many incredible women. Take a look:
And there are so many more! So far in the 2024 cycle, we’re endorsing and supporting 40 women running for office with many more in consideration. All of whom are already servant leaders who have stepped up to serve their communities and country before.
Click here to learn more about our endorsed candidates and officeholders. Together, we can serve, run, and elect more women to transform the next generation of leadership.
Thanks for showing up for women in leadership this Women’s History Month,
Emily
Founder
New Politics