We can’t time out on the Equal Rights Amendment

We can’t time out on the Equal Rights Amendment

First introduced in 1923, it took until 1972—nearly half a century later—for the Equal Rights Amendment to finally get approved by Congress. The Equal Rights Amendment prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, filling any gaps left open by individual laws or non-binding legal precedents. 

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From IGNITE Fellow to Political Consultant: Kaya's Story

From IGNITE Fellow to Political Consultant: Kaya's Story

“As Fellow, I had this whole community of civically-engaged people I could rely on and all these resources I could use. I lead for my little sister. As the generation after me, it’s on me to set her and all young girls up for success.”

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Q&A: Serving on a Board or Commission

Q&A: Serving on a Board or Commission

Joining a public board or commission can be the first step in running for office and it’s easier than you may think. For this month’s Q&A, IGNITE paired up two young women who have held/currently hold positions. 

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