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… Read More
From Advocacy to the Ballot
Think of something that’s happened in your community that you wish you could change. Maybe you signed a petition or attended a rally. While these… Read More
What Working For She Should Run Means To Us
How would we describe our team over here at She Should Run? Small but mighty, with some scrappiness and a little sass… Read More
What It’s Like To Be A County Judge
Did you know there are over 500,000 offices in the United States? That’s why we’re diving deeper into the different offices at the local level… Read More
4 Women Of Color Who Fought For Women’s Right To Vote
When many think of the 19th Amendment, it’s hard not to remember the likes of Susan B. Anthony and Cady B. Stanton, the… Read More
The Personal Is Political
While it’s critical to see more women in our Government leadership, it’s almost imperative that these women come from all walks of life. From Black… 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
Finding A Greater Purpose In Her Community
For many women, the drive to run for office starts with their appreciation for the community they call home. Time and time again we hear… Read More
Destined For Local Office
There is no right path to elected office. Every woman who has run for office has her own unique story to tell and we’re here… Read More
The Only Challenger: How Her Life as a Refugee Inspired Her Political Journey
Running for office is no small feat. It takes confidence and savviness that few of us naturally possess. Several women tell us that they… Read More
