A Day in the Life: Christine Hernandez
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we wanted to introduce you to some of the superpowered women in our community, starting with Christine Hernandez. Read More
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Progress is subjective. Our actions are not.
Along with June being Pride Month, it also marks the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the landmark gender equity law passed… Read More
Statement on the 2022 State of the Union
(Vice President Harris and House Speaker Pelosi congratulate President Biden after his address. (image: Jabin Botsford / Washington Post)… Read More
Statement on Justice Breyer Retirement
Today, Should Run Founder and CEO Erin Loos Cutraro released the following statement: “The news that Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Read More
Barriers To Black Women’s Leadership
At She Should Run, we motivate women from various backgrounds and experiences to explore the possibility of public office by identifying and tackling the barriers… Read More
A Life Of Taking Risks Led To Public Office
We were so lucky to have Commissioner Reina Saco join us in September for a conversation all around jumping into the unknown that is a… Read More
Redrawing the Picture
Picture this–a female staffer to a big-city mayor spends weeks preparing ten roundtable participants for a detailed discussion on economic development issues facing… Read More
Elevating LGBTQIA+ Women with Annise Parker
“A government that represents its diverse communities is critical to a well-functioning democracy. Yet LGBTQ+ people hold just 0.13% of elected positions, despite… Read More
Once A Spectator, She Found Purpose In Running For Office
For many women the path to elected office wasn’t one they ever considered. Councilwoman Christine Houk was once a regular spectator at Grove City Council… Read More
Claiming a Seat at the Table with Kimberly Peeler-Allen
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. This year we chose to acknowledge and… Read More
