Fix Democracy First’s Executive Director, Cindy Black, addressed the Women’s Power Collaborative on the transformative potential of publicly funded elections for women candidates. Her presentation delved into various public funding models, their benefits, and the unique history of Seattle’s voucher program. Black also shared state-by-state data on election funding and provided resources to help advocates advance the conversation in their communities.
Learn more about Cindy Black's work and public election funding here: www.fixdemocracyfirst.org/. This session, hosted by RepresentWomen's National Partnerships Manager Victoria Pelletier, was part of our monthly Women's Power Collaborative Lunch and Learn series. Find out more about the series here: www.representwomen.org/womens_power_collaborative