The She Should Run Blog

Native American women have long served as leaders. Learn about 5 Indigenous women who are serving their communities in elected office!

Because of neuroplasticity, you can train your brain to manage your mental health and subsequent stressors that may show up on the campaign trail. Let's start training your brain today by learning healthy stress-relieving techniques that can help shape your self-care plan. 

Throughout history, Latinas have paved the way for future generations. Read about 9 unsung Latina heroes in political history!

She Should Run has developed a new resource available for free to all members of the She Should Run Community! The Public Office Profile Suite demystifies what the jobs of various elected officials entail by providing a simple, one-stop resource that outlines everything from duties and responsibilities to average salaries, and even interviews with women who have served in specific positions. 

Arab American women in politics are a small but mighty group. Here are six amazing women you should know about who have made waves. 

This summer, get started on your journey to public leadership with four must-reads, recommended by the She Should Run team!

Women had a huge role to play in the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act! Learn about their overlooked contributions.

Considering a run for office isn't all worksheets and community meetings! You can take some inspiration from the women on your TV, too.

Equal representation isn't just an issue in politics--women also need equal representation in boardrooms, education, and more.

We’re celebrating AAPI leaders who have found their passion in public service, standing up for the underrepresented and creating change.