Hear what others had to say!

  • I learned that more diversity can help with better policies for the groups that need it the most.

    — Attendee

  • I learned that African American woman not having the education to participate in politics.

    — Attendee

  • Representation in government affects which issues receive attention because elected officials often bring the experiences and concerns of the people they represent into decision-making. A more diverse government can help ensure that the needs of different communities are heard and addressed.

    — Attendee

  • Women that identify with intersectional causes have historically introduced legislation that addresses the gaps and barriers they faced. Them having a seat at the table ensures there is more equity in the issues our country focuses on.

    — Attendee

  • I love how you included Michelle Obama. While not holding any office, she is so clearly influential in politics and society in general.

    — Attendee

  • While not specifically noted for each, knowing what we know about how hard it is for women now, it’s clear each of these women had to overcome barriers, misconceptions, and misogynistic attitudes on their journeys.

    — Attendee

  • Visibility is reality! The more people we see that look like us, the more people that face similar situations, the more representation we have in places of power, the more attention will be paid. The more others will realize it’s not just one person, that it’s larger groups. And just because they’re not facing the issue, doesn’t mean no one else is.

    — Attendee

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