21. Political Volunteers Transforming U.S Government Through Grassroots Politics Political volunteers transform U.S. government, public policy using grassroots politics, political education. Texas women in politics illustrate as campaigners, fundraisers, candidates in grassroots women model. http://www.politicalgrassroots.org

Don't complain, act! A political volunteer can make a difference in local, state and national politics. How? By getting involved. Grassroots politics can transform your city, county, state and federal government. Texas women in politics, Grassroots Women , proved citizens can be effective as political volunteers in a big way after gaining a political education in political science 101. Texas Republican women working in and managing political campaigns, political fundraising efforts, and women candidates changed the Texas Republican Party, Texas politics and as a result Texas government. These Texas political women provide a road map for other women, men and young people to become involved in political organization and success. Grassroots Women: A Memoir of the Texas Republican Party recounts the transformation of Texas to a two-party state by dedicated, hardworking women in politics. Our Mission : To inspire citizens to create and influence public policy through America's political grassroots and become political volunteers.

22. Women And Politics Women and politics articles and other resources for understandingthe role of women in politics. Advertisement. Politics and Women. http://womenshistory.about.com/cs/politics/

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23. Women In Politics - 1865-1900 Politics and Women Later 19th Century. The history of women in politicsin the later years of the 19th century. Women Rulers of http://womenshistory.about.com/cs/politics1865to99/

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24. BFD - Women In Politics women in politics. With the State as its ally, the women's movement has regardedthe recruitment of women into politics as an important political goal. http://odin.dep.no/bfd/engelsk/regelverk/rikspolitiske/004005-990219/index-dok00

Norwegian pages The Ministry's homepage in English What's new The Ministry ... Contact Normal Full Screen Language Women in Politics Equality and Empowerment "If women are to have any say in the lives they lead, they must enter politics."Fernanda Nissen (1862-1920), Norwegian feminist and politician Norwegian women gaining political ground "It is in the interests of society as a whole that women's values and women's sense of justice be integrated into political life." These words were spoken by Gro Harlem Brundtland, the Norwegian Prime Minister who attracted international attention in 1986 when she formed a Government in which nearly half of the members were women. The proportion of women in subsequent governments has remained relatively constant at between one third and one half. In the 1993 elections to the Storting, the Norwegian national assembly, three of the candidates for prime minister were women. Two more milestones were reached that same year: 39 per cent of the representatives elected to the Storting were women, and a woman was chosen to be President of the Storting, one of the highest positions in the public sector. This is the largest number of women ever to win seats in the Storting and the first time the position of President of the Storting has been held by a woman. Norwegian women have entered the realm of politics with a vengeance. How has this come about? The following gives an account of the social and political framework needed for this development to take place. First, however, a look at some vital aspects of Norwegian history.

25. Women's Issues Have Moved Provides texts of key laws, speeches, links to organizations and international conferences, and a bibliography. women in politics, women in the workplace, domestic violence, the history of the women's movement and government initiatives are among the topics covered. http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/womenusa/

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26. BFD - Women In Politics women in politics. With the State as its ally, the women's movement has regardedthe recruitment of women into politics as an important political goal. http://odin.dep.no/bfd/engelsk/regelverk/rikspolitiske/004005-990219/index-dok00

Normal Full Screen Language Women in Politics Equality and Empowerment "If women are to have any say in the lives they lead, they must enter politics."Fernanda Nissen (1862-1920), Norwegian feminist and politician Norwegian women gaining political ground "It is in the interests of society as a whole that women's values and women's sense of justice be integrated into political life." These words were spoken by Gro Harlem Brundtland, the Norwegian Prime Minister who attracted international attention in 1986 when she formed a Government in which nearly half of the members were women. The proportion of women in subsequent governments has remained relatively constant at between one third and one half. In the 1993 elections to the Storting, the Norwegian national assembly, three of the candidates for prime minister were women. Two more milestones were reached that same year: 39 per cent of the representatives elected to the Storting were women, and a woman was chosen to be President of the Storting, one of the highest positions in the public sector. This is the largest number of women ever to win seats in the Storting and the first time the position of President of the Storting has been held by a woman. Norwegian women have entered the realm of politics with a vengeance. How has this come about? The following gives an account of the social and political framework needed for this development to take place. First, however, a look at some vital aspects of Norwegian history.

27. Women In Politics women in politics As dead as a rhino? Do blondes really have more fun? News PoliticsThe issues women in politics If I were PM Tell your friends Top features, http://www.ivillage.co.uk/newspol/polgovwomen/archive/0,10389,162334,00.html

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28. Women In Politics Sponsored by women in politics. This inspirational lawyer, educator, and Democraticpolitician from Texas served in the US Congress from 1972 to 1978. http://newsletters.fen.com/quiz/0,1399,1-5184,00.html

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29. Foundation For The Women Of Hungary - MONA - Magyarországi Nõi Alapítvány The site serves as subregional center for women organizations in East Europe. Mona organizes training projects for women in politics, public life, provides empowerment strategies in policy making and in research in gender studies. http://www.mona-hungary.org/

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30. WOMEN'S STUDIES - POLITICS - Internet Information Women and Politics. Women Politics a quarterly journal of researchand policy studies; women in politics; Women Leaders Online. http://www.gettysburg.edu/response/ref/ws-politics.html

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31. Algerian Women In Politics Algerian women in politics. Leila Danesh Special to the Middle EastTimes Algeria's parliamentary elections in June have been billed http://www.metimes.com/issue31/reg/3algwomen.htm

Algerian women in politics Leila Danesh Special to the Middle East Times Algeria's parliamentary elections in June have been billed as a giant step forward for women in the North African state. Many believe the election of 11 women to the assembly will be the catalyst for improving the status of all women in Algeria. However, this optimism should be reconsidered in light of the realities surrounding this "victory." After all, women in public life is not a new phenomenon for Algeria. There has always been some degree of representation of women in the country, dating back 35 years to the birth of the independent nation. But this inclusion has consistently been marginal, bringing into question the dubious nature of this latest electoral victory. Women like Djamila Boupacha and Hasiba Ben Bouali, for example, long ago defied the norms. They were armed fighters in the struggle for independence and important public figures following the war, but their participation and that of others did not end the male domination of society. This type of "token" representation by a minority of women in Algeria has never resulted in a redefinition of the position of most women. And while the numbers of women engaged in public life have fluctuated through the decades, what has remained a constant in regard to the status of women is a deep-rooted and institutionalized culture of oppression perpetuated not just by the recent fundamentalist resurgence, as many assume, but long before by the state.

32. A Republican Woman's Guide To Just About Everything Links useful for following United States politics, especially Republican women in politics. Prochoice, Pro-life, moderate, and conservative perspectives covered. http://angelfire.com/amiga/ae0/

A Republican Woman's Guide to Just About Everything This page is written with Republican women in mind, but everyone, regardless of gender or ideology, is welcome to look around (not that anything could stop you; this is the internet). The links below are to organizations that will help you track women in politics - especially Republicans - through the 2002 election cycle. Several of the links are also useful for women considering making a run for office themselves. From conservative feminism to campaign finance, it's all here. The National Federation of Republican Women ( NFRW ) is the first stop for any Republican woman looking for information on the party, how to get involved, and how to get support. Here you can join the NFRW, find your state federation, learn about upcoming events where you can network with other Republican women, and read about the GOP and today's issues. A special feature is the section on President Bush's "No Child Left Behind" education initiative. The number one source for all things Republican, the Republican National Committee page is a must-visit site. Read party news, keep up-to-date on the latest policy and political initiatives, and figure out what the RNC bigwigs want to hear before they shell out cash for your campaign. You can even contact a contractor for printed campaign materials, or check out the GOP merchandise. You know Republicans are always encouraging commerce, even through their party web site.

33. WIPPaC, Pacific Women In Politics, Political Empowerment Background to the Fijian elections. About WIPPaC. Latest changes tothe site. Activities and events. Pacific womens' stories. Resources. http://www.wippac.org/

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34. NCWO : Facts On Women : WOMEN IN POLITICS women in politics Six states have never elected a woman to eitherthe US House or Senate. Four women serve in the Cabinet of the http://www.womensorganizations.org/facts/facts_10.htm

FACTS ON WOMEN Introduction Labor Force Participation Pay Equity Older Women ... Women in Higher Education Women in Politics Women Internationally Sources WOMEN IN POLITICS Six states have never elected a woman to either the U.S. House or Senate Four women serve in the Cabinet of the second Clinton-Gore Administration. Two women occupy seats on the U.S. Supreme Court. In 1998, women held nine (9%) of the 100 seats of the 106th U.S. Senate and 56 (12%) of the 435 seats in the 106th U.S. House of Representatives. In addition, two women serve as Delegates to the House representing the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands. Of the 65 women serving in the 106th Congress (including the two Delegates), 13 are African-American, five are Hispanic/Latina, one is Asian American/Pacific Islander and one is Caribbean American. California has sent more women to Congress than any other state - a total of 22. Six states have never elected a woman to either the U.S. House or Senate. They are: Alaska, Delaware, Iowa, Mississippi, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

35. Women Making History Today | Csmonitor.com women in politics still the outsiders. Connections column. Marilyn her.There aren't enough women like her younger self, entering politics. http://www.csmonitor.com/atcsmonitor/specials/women/politics/politics052400.html

Welcome More Stories: Work The Arts History Literature ... RSS Women in politics - still the outsiders Connections column Marilyn Gardner Some of the most rewarding careers develop in the least expected ways. Just ask Harriett Woods. As a young mother in University City, Mo., Mrs. Woods asked officials to fix a loose manhole cover in front of her family's house. When they stalled, she grabbed a pen and yellow legal pad and went door-to-door collecting signatures. Her petition worked. The city resolved the problem. Emboldened by that fledgling activism, Woods became involved in politics. She served on the city council. Later, she was elected to the Missouri state senate and then rose to lieutenant governor. She capped her career as president of the National Women's Political Caucus in Washington. All this for a woman trained as a journalist. Now Woods is reflecting on that long career in a book, "Stepping Up to Power: The Political Journey of American Women." She is also looking ahead, and what she sees troubles her. There aren't enough women like her younger self, entering politics. "I'm very worried," she says over lunch in Cambridge, Mass. "There's been a plateauing of women running for state legislatures. It's naive to think that you'll have women running for president and vice president if you don't have them running for lower office." Women make up only 22 percent of state legislators, an increase of just 1 percent since 1993. They hold 12 percent of seats in Congress, up from 10 percent in 1993.

36. Politics International Women In Politics women in politics. Michael McCafferty's Politics International In memoryof the 14 women killed in Montreal,Canada on December 6,1989. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/2573/women.html

Women in Politics Michael McCafferty's Politics International In memory of the 14 women killed in Montreal,Canada on December 6,1989. Julia Gillard, Federal Member of Parliament Hillary Clinton for U.S.Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington State Senator Sharon Carstairs Deputy Leader of the Government The Senate of Canada Alexa McDonough National Leader New Democrats of Canada Ministry of Women's Equality A world first for Canada! Feminist Majority Foundation The best feminist resource site on the Internet! INDEX Welcome! Politics International Report Premier Award for Outstanding Websites about politics List of Great Leaders ... Random site Politics International - 1999 Politics International - Click to go straight to Main Index Politics International Politics International - 2000

37. Women Leaders Online And Women Organizing For Change Women Leaders Online and Women Organizing for Change empower women in politics, society, the economy, the media, and cyberspace by sending email alerts on important issues to a growing network of activists. http://wlo.org/

Advertise Here to Reach Thousands of Women Leaders The first and largest women's activist group on the internet empowering women in politics, media, society, the economy and cyberspace. Building an online network of one million women (and sympathetic men) Publishing regular Action Alerts Organizing non-partisan grassroots lobbying, encouraging pro-woman candidates and voter education Providing activists with expansive feminist links and resources Facilitating e-mail access Leading with International Women's Links and Resources Read the latest WOC Action Alert See our photos from Feminist Expo 2000 WLO Beats Limbaugh! WLO Challenges Wal-Mart Women's Equality Summit Report and Follow-up ... International Women's Links and Resources Join the national effort to Impeach the Impeachers STOP Anti-Abortion Terror Join WLO/WOC's informative, interactive e-mail discussion lists. Women's Voting Guide Pages in this site using the official WLO/WOC logo, background and the WLO E-mail address are all copryright © 1995-99 Women Leaders Online/Women Organizing for Change. Please use the Feedback page to send us a message.

38. Women's Human Rights Net GWIP. Global women in politics Program, The Asia Foundation. Globalwomen in politics is a program of The Asia Foundation that advances http://www.whrnet.org/partners_gwip.htm

39. Women's Human Rights Net Translate this page Global women in politics es un programa de la Fundación Asia que promueve laparticipación de las mujeres en la política y en la toma de decisiones. http://www.whrnet.org/es/miembros_gwip.htm

40. WOMEN IN POLITICS AND SOCIAL SERVICE women in politics AND SOCIAL SERVICE women in politics. Q How do Japanesewomen participate in politics? What is their level of participation? http://www.jinjapan.org/insight/html/focus05/women_in_politics/women_in_politics

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