Momentum aims to turn Women’s March energy into sustained action
Activists in Iowa and nationwide seek to keep march momentum, hosting postcards and social events to push 10 political actions in 100 days. Organizers emphasize inclusive coalition building while addressing criticisms of racial and LGBTQ inclusivity and urging ongoing political engagement.
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Damita Brown
Iowa City
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Bluestockngs Feminist Art Collective
Activits
Ton Vasi
University of Iowa
Tippie College of Business
Ready to Run Iowa boosts women in politics nationwide
Interest in Ready to Run Iowa training soars as more women, including women of color, seek campaign preparation. Dianne Bystrom cites wake-up calls after the election, with registration doubling and workshops filling quickly. participants plan to run for Coralville council and other offices.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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Terry Branstad
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Amy Drakos
Linn County Public Health
Miriam Timmer-Hackert
Alizabeth Dinschel
Coralville
Timmer-Hackert
Timmer-Hackett
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