What inspired you to run for office? “My four year old daughter inspired me to run for office. She came home from preschool a few months ago told me about doing a drill to hide when there are strangers in the building at her preschool. The fact that this is …

What inspired you to run for office? “My father passed away when I was twelve. I remember him being afraid to die and leave us homeless and in debt with medical bills. When someone is fighting for their life, that should be the last thing their worrying about. I was …

What inspired you to run for office? “Columbus is a vibrant and growing city with a tremendous future ahead. But we have real work to do to break down the barriers of poverty and build up working- and middle-class families. I first ran for office in 2015 because I believe …

What inspired you to run for office? “I come from a family of public servants. My father is a rancher, retired state employee and former city councilman for Las Vegas, NM. My mother stood up discrimination and won in the supreme court. This court decision is the foundation decision for …

What inspired you to run for office? “I was inspired to run because Utah ranks last when it comes to equal representation regarding elected officials. I have been canvassing for and supporting other women running for office for years.” What are you fighting for? “I am fighting to be a voice …

What inspired you to run for office? “I’ve worked behind the scenes in politics and policy for years and never saw myself running for office –– I’ve always enjoyed being behind the scenes. Then a council member here resigned to challenge Clarkston’s mayor, triggering a special election. When the only …

What inspired you to run for office? “I was inspired to run for office by Ruth Bader Ginsburg. RBG has spent her life unapologetically fighting for what she believes is right, and her example has taught me that if there is an injustice occurring, it’s our duty to step up and …

What inspired you to run for office? “I decided to run because I can do more in my leadership to help advocate on behalf of children, families, and communities. I am running for Mississippi House of Representatives District 68 because I know that I can be a change agent that …

votekellyrose.com What inspired you to run for office? “I have always been an activist for Women’s rights and local environmental issues. During Georgia’s last legislative session the legislature passed (but barely) a 6 week abortion ban with the exception being if a police report is filed against an abuser. This …

“Human Swiss Army knife,” is how Megan Park, founder of PWITP, describes Tanner Segbers’ superpower. And he embraces it fully. He’s a one-man band, when it comes to the creative tech stuff—content creation, videography, editing. The post-production work Tanner does so well is instrumental in the mission of PWITP. In …

I remember when Megan Park realized her life’s mission. As her sister and life-long fan, I was lucky enough to hear about it fairly early on, as it formulated into the living, breathing PWITP that it is today. “It was in January of 2017, after the women’s march, that the …

“I see potential where others might not. And then I make connections.” Whether she is connecting people to people, people to jobs, people to opportunities, this ability is one of Jennifer Howd’s super powers. At PWITP, it is what Jennifer does on a daily basis. When she first came on …

Kiki Rosatti is a force. She’s a woman with impressive professional experience, strong convictions, and boundless energy. Her journey with Putting Women in Their Place started at the beginning, when Megan was first getting the idea off the ground. Kiki puts two of her superpowers to great use in her …

One day, Katie Wallace was perusing job listings on Indeed when she saw a post by Putting Women in Their Place. The name intrigued her (just as it is intended to do), she clicked her mouse… and the rest is history. “I don’t think I would have cared what job …