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Tag: Keeping Score
Keeping Score: Malala Talked to Lilly Singh About Courage While Women Voters Talked to Pollsters About 2020
Women voters across demographic lines opened up to pollsters about what’s getting them to the polls in 2020—and from Finland and Bangor, Maine, women stepped into their historic power by taking up political office.
Keeping Score: Even More Reasons Not to Mess with Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi’s latest viral moment, milestones from the last two weeks and new research on the impact of workplace sexism. (And more!)
Keeping Score: Women Mayors, Women Candidates, Women Voters and Women’s Policy Research
Binders full of stories about women’s equality—and one short map of Avenida Dolores Huerta.
Keeping Score: 2019 Election Milestones and New Research on Women, Power, Politics and Tech
Lest We Forget + Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi called out Mitch McConnell in a Dear Colleague letter after he attacked Democratic attempts to hold the president accountable through an impeachment probe: “While Mitch McConnell claims the House is only focused on impeachment, there are scores of critical bills sitting on his desk sent […]
Keeping Score: Jane Fonda’s Arresting Acceptance Speech and Katie Hill’s Last Congressional Call to Action
Jane Fonda accepting a BAFTA award while she was being arrested at a climate protest, Rep. Katie Hill sounding off on double standards and revenge porn while stepping down, Spelman College breaking new ground in LGBTQ academia and more milestones and can’t-miss quotes from the week.
Keeping Score: Headlines Full of Women Astronauts and Women Debate Moderators
Jane Fonda rallied on, Nancy Pelosi sounded off—and women journalists, suffragists and astronauts made history.
Where We Are Now: Breaking Down RepresentWomen’s 2019 Gender Parity Index
Though many called 2018 the “Year of the Women,” the U.S. is far from reaching parity.
Keeping Score: The State of the Period and That Photo of Nancy Pelosi
Simone Biles just took home her 25th medal, the Monument Quilt just released their first report and the #MeToo movement is marching to the polls.
The Public Agrees: It’s Time to End the Hyde Amendment
When women of color leaders came together six years ago to launch All* Above All, no one talked about the Hyde Amendment. But after years of fighting, organizing and educating people, the tide is turning.