Uncontested Elections Are at an All-Time High
By Jia Molinari When we think of elections, we think big. Whether our minds go to president, governor, or member of Congress first,… Read More
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What “Suffs the Musical” Taught Me as a Belarusian
by Liza Tsiushkevich As a woman who grew up in Belarus, a country where democracy is fragile and political participation is a constant… Read More
The Giving Season’s Lasting Impact
by Jennifer Rivera and Sophia O’Neal What difference can I make? If you’ve spent the past few weeks pondering this question,… Read More
She Should Run Releases Women’s Political Pulse Report
We’re thrilled to announce the release of a new research report titled Tuned out: How toxic politics is changing the way women lead. The… Read More
Top 10 Takeaways from Our 2023 Webinar Series
What motivates women to get involved in their communities? That was the big question our team asked ourselves at the beginning… Read More
The State of Women: 2023 Multiplier Report and Roadmap
Today, we announced the release of our new report, The State of Women: 2023 Multiplier Report and Roadmap, a comprehensive report drawing on insights from… Read More
Could You Be a Community Manager?
We spend our days (and nights) thinking up new ways to motivate and encourage more women to consider elected office. At… Read More
She Should Run 101
This September marks 12 years since our founding. We’ve done a lot in those 12 years to encourage women from all backgrounds to… Read More
What Motivates Women to Run for Office? Sometimes, it’s Heartbreak.
Kimberly Mata-Rubio, a grieved mother who lost her 10-year-old daughter in last year’s mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, TX, recently announced… Read More
Exploring the Issues Impacting Your Community
In the last few weeks at She Should Run, we’ve been trying something completely new: diving into specific issues affecting women across the… Read More
