Why Not You? Jewish Women and the Path to Political Leadership
Voting is one important way to participate in our democracy. But our civic power does not end when we cast a ballot.
What does it really take to run for office? What are campaigns like behind the scenes? How do people find their way into political or government staffing? How does public life affect family and career? And where can you find the training, mentorship, and support to take a first step?
Join us for a candid and practical conversation about the many paths into political leadership. Our panel brings together women with experience in elected office, the judiciary, campaigns, government staffing, and political leadership training:
You do not need to know that you want to run for office. You may be interested in campaign work, government or political staffing, another form of public leadership, or simply curious about how people take that first step.
While our panel brings particular expertise in Pennsylvania politics, this free webinar is open to participants across the country.
This program is part of the Jewish Women and Religious Freedom in Pittsburgh Project, sponsored by the Jewish Women’s Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh.
Why not you?
Wednesday, November 18 | 6:30–7:45 p.m. ET | Free on Zoom
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