From A’shanti <[email protected]>
Subject When others fail, Democratic women step up and lead.
Date July 23, 2020 7:20 PM
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A Note from A’shanti:

When others fail, Democratic women step up and lead.

Earlier this summer, Emerge expanded our commitment in the fight for racial equity and justice by pledging to fill the pipeline with women who will run for offices that are rewriting our criminal justice policies, recruiting and training more Black women leaders to run at every level of office, and continuing to support these candidates with a powerful network as they campaign to win.

This year, more than 700 Emerge alums are on the ballot, ready to fight for their communities. Look no further than Virginia and Nevada for examples of how women are transforming the very definition of public service.

This week we spoke to Speaker Sara Gideon on our virtual salon series, who is leading in Maine during these challenging times while also at the forefront of flipping the Senate. If you haven’t been able to join our virtual salon series, there’s still time!

Click here to RSVP for our next #LeadersMatter salon with Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and stay tuned for more sessions to come.

This election cycle has been different than others, but the stakes have never been higher. If you want to continue to support Democratic women who have stepped up to run in these unprecedented times, please consider making a gift to Emerge today. [link removed]

Warmly,
A’shanti Gholar
President

At the top of our feed

Emerge alums across the country are stepping up in their communities to lead through these unparalleled times. Here’s how strong leadership changes the conversation in communities across the country:

Mayor London Breed nominated Malia Cohen to lead their community through action on critical reforms in policing. [link removed]

Across the country in Boston, Emerge alums have stepped up to transform local policing. [link removed]

And in Colorado, our alums have introduced a package of life-saving bills. [link removed]

Last month, 92% of Emerge candidates in Georgia prevailed in their primary. In New Mexico 88% won. We saw similar results in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Virginia as alums continued to flip critical seats from red to blue. [link removed]

While we’re celebrating the wins of Emerge Alums, take a minute to check out ‘Races to Watch’, a series on our (newly relaunched) Youtube channel that will help you stay ahead of what to keep on your radar. [link removed]

And we’re partnering up with our friends at EMILY’s List to launch a series of honest conversations with women who are serving their communities. Join us for this frank and engaging series about what it means for women to lead. [link removed]

ICYMI
Earlier this year, we launched a series of webinars: Campaigning through Crisis. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to uproot traditional campaigning, we’re helping Democratic women rethink how to innovate and adapt — from hitting their fundraising goals to talking to voters. Check out the full series here: [link removed]

Women lead
Emerge is providing candidates in some of the toughest districts to flip with the training and community-building they need to win in 2020 and beyond.

Give now to ensure we’re able to continue to elect strong Democratic women across the country. [link removed]



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