
Women's Campaign Forum Six WCF-endorsed candidates won and one is going on to a runoff!
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Thank you for running, and thank you for setting an example for other women to follow. Whether they won or lost, each of these women took a step closer to equality for women!

Women's Campaign Forum Congratualtions, New Hampshire. Congress celebrates New Hamphire's achievement as first in the nation to have a majority of women in their state senate.
Women and Politics » Blog Archive » New Hampshire Leads the Nation with High Level of Women in State
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New Hampshire Leads the Nation with High Level of Women in State Legislature

Stephanie Check out our exciting new program!
An opportunity to spotlight the unsung heroes who support our leading members of Congress
Location:Washington, DC
Time:6:00PM Wednesday, November 18th

Women's Campaign Forum I voted today and there wasn’t one single woman on my ballot. How about you?
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Get out the vote for women candidates!

Women's Campaign Forum
Congress loses a great leader: Dede Scozzafava suspends her campaign http://womenandpolitics.org/archives/ded e-scozzafava-suspends-campaign/1553

Women's Campaign Forum Help us defend Dede: we need more women in ALL political parties.
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The vocal fringe of the GOP has descended upon upstate New York to so vehemently oppose her election that they publicly admit they would rather the Democratic candidate win than Dede.

Stephanie Looking for a job or internship? Apply now for WCF's Spring 2010 Fellowship!!
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Women's Campaign Forum (WCF): The only non-partisan political venture capitalist organization supporting women leaders at all levels of office, during the earliest stages of their public life

Women's Campaign Forum Women are half the workforce but still Mean Girls and Ice Queens? What gives?
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Why have women gained ground in our workforce but not in our minds? How do we work to address “concrete issues” like health care reform as well as our attitudes toward women; close the wage gap as well as the respect gap?

Women's Campaign Forum Meet Stephanie - fabulous WCF-endorsed candidate running for Town Council in Clarkstown, NY
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Though the double-whammy of being 25 years-old and a woman can be seen as a disadvantage to some, Stephanie cites her age and gender as reasons why she should be elected.

Stephanie WCF President, Sam Bennett, responds to sexism in the media. Its time to speak out against offensive sexist rhetoric!
Source: womenandpolitics.org
Fight sexist attacks against women in politics

Stephanie More sexist attacks against female senators? No thanks.
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Sexist attacks on Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins

Joan Computer acting alittle strange today, but I think this is a great start for women to have a voice.

Women's Campaign Forum The saddest and most damaging kind of sexism is when it comes from a woman.
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Recently, Martha declined to answer a campaign finance question during a press conference. Unfortunately, Boston Herald columnist Lauren Beckam Falcone saw this as an opportunity to hit Martha with sexist rhetoric, calling her an “ice queen” and “mean girl.” And, maybe my favorite, “Mean Martha.”

Women's Campaign Forum Without equal representation in public office, how will we truly support half of the US workforce? Family leave = women's issue?
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For the first time in the history of the United States, half of all paid workers are women. Yet we’re still only 17% of Congress and 24% of State Legislatures? What gives?

Women's Campaign Forum Check out this great video about Martha Coakely, which uses Amy Philips from WCF's Rooftop event!
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Martha Coakley needs contributions in order to break the glass ceiling in Massachusetts politics.











