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[Oakland, California, November 13, 2023] IGNITE, America's largest, most diverse nonprofit organization devoted to young women's political empowerment is proud to welcome Heather Sager to IGNITE’s Board of Directors. We’re excited to work with Heather, who will play a crucial role in empowering young leaders.

IGNITE is an organization that encourages young women to advocate for issues they care about, connect with peers, and channel efforts into impactful actions. This includes supporting our community members in finding ways they can take action in light of the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East.

Mindy Chung is IGNITE's Digital Marketing Manager. She graduated from CSU Long Beach with a Bachelor's in Creative Writing. Her previous experience includes working in...

Emily Carriere is proud to serve as IGNITE’s Grants Manager.

Miura Rempis-Locke serves as a High School Program Facilitator out of Nashville, Tennessee and is a former Dr. Anne Moses Fellow. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in...

Below is a statement from IGNITE’s CEO Sara Guillermo in response to the news today that U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein died at the age of 90. Senator Feinstein led a trailblazing political career full of firsts, and leaves behind a powerful legacy for the next generation of leaders:

We're honoring National Voter Registration Day 2023 in collaboration with The Boss Ladies Podcast! In this special episode, Saha Salahi, IGNITE's Legislative Advocacy Manager, interviews the podcast co-hosts and IGNITE alums, Manasi Gajjalapurna and Sualeha Irshad on their current relationship with political leadership and their initial interest in civic engagement.

Nevada isn't investing in our young people staying, thriving, and having the opportunity to work in careers that give back to the community. As a result, the state is losing out. 

IGNITE is thrilled to introduce you to our eighth cohort of Fellows. Every year, IGNITE recruits diverse and passionate leaders in communities across America and provides them with the resources, training, and networks to flex their political power and mobilize women on college campuses to become civically and politically engaged.

Damara Monroe is the Dr. Anne Moses IGNITE Tallahassee Fellow.