By Alison McQuade on March 25, 2013
By Claire Rychlewski on March 22, 2013
By Claire Rychlewski on March 19, 2013
The progressive community was abuzz yesterday when Hillary Clinton announced her official support for marriage equality.
By Jenn Addison on March 19, 2013
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*In 2000 EMILY's List launched the Political Opportunity Program to train pro-choice Democratic women across the country on how to run -- and win -- campaigns for state and local office.
By Claire Rychlewski on March 14, 2013
Women’s History Month is upon us! While we’re busy remembering and celebrating the strides women have made throughout history to achieve equality, EMILY’s List champion Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, mayor of Baltimore and Secretary of the Democratic National Committee reminds us that we should be looking forward to future success.
By Alison McQuade on March 8, 2013
This week, EMILY’s List President Stephanie Schriock stopped by Morning Joe. She talked about the history EMILY’s List has made over the last 28 years, reminding us that when EMILY’s List started, no Democratic woman had won a seat in the United States Senate in her own right ever – not until Barbara Mikulski. “We had MTV before there was a women’s bathroom in the United States Senate,” Schriock explained to the panel.
By Jenn Addison on March 8, 2013
March is National Women’s history month and today is International Women’s Day! When we hear the words ‘international’ and ‘women’ one EMILY’s List woman always springs to mind. We hope you can take some time to celebrate that certain special someone with us. Can you guess who she is?
By Stephanie Schriock on March 5, 2013
By Alison McQuade on March 1, 2013
If you didn’t see Tuesday's brilliant documentary, Makers, on PBS last night, I encourage you to stop what you’re doing and watch right now.
By Alison McQuade on February 28, 2013
It’s been a long time coming, but the Violence Against Women Act is finally heading to President Obama’s desk for his signature. This is due in no small part to the tireless efforts of EMILY’s List women like Rep. Gwen Moore, Rep. Louise Slaughter and Senator Patty Murray.