Inspired by Rebecca’s book, Vote Her In: Your Guide to Electing Our First Woman President, the #VoteHerIn podcast/videocast is a unique and inspirational program, jointly produced by Two Broads and Rebecca. Beginning in February 2019, in 77 episodes, the series examined, covered, and advocated the campaign to elect our first woman POTUS in 2020. After the election of the nation’s first woman vice-president, it continued to promote the importance of electing and appointing women to powerful and influential positions of public leadership−in order to achieve equality for all women−by showcasing women’s advocates and office-holders who guide and lead the movements to achieve American women’s equality. While focusing on the importance of diverse women’s political leadership and the messages and organizing strategies that work in today’s politics, the series also featured several episodes with artist friends of Rebecca’s on why feminist political art matters.
Among other colleagues of Rebecca’s who joined #VoteHerIn, are:
For further information about the #VoteHerIn podcast and the movement to elect women, visit Rebecca’s website; read this article at Demcast; and follow Two Broads and Rebecca on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. To hear all the episodes in the #VoteHerIn series, click here. To view some featured episodes, visit Rebecca at www.rebeccasive.com.
The 76th episode in the #VoteHerIn series, a special #MakeHerstory edition with IL Deputy Governor Sol Flores & strategist Alex Sims.
The 71st episode in the #VoteHerIn series, an interview with Kathryn Kolbert & Julie Kay.
The 68th episode in the #VoteHerIn series, an interview with Chicago Alderman Pat Dowell.
The 67th episode in the #VoteHerIn series, an interview with Chicago City Clerk Anna Valencia.
The 58th episode in the #VoteHerIn series, an interview with Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton.
The 52nd episode in the #VoteHerIn series, an interview with Chandler O’Leary and Jessica Spring .
Rebecca has been a feminist community organizer and writer since her college days advocating for reproductive rights. Before she wrote Vote Her In, she wrote Every Day Is Election Day: A Woman’s Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House. Today, Rebecca’s vision in these books of an American future filled with women candidates is being realized. She couldn’t be happier: #YesSheCan. For more about Rebecca, go here. Feel free to write to her here. Find her on Twitter and Instagram.