Welcome to the latest episode of Preserving History and Democracy! In this special conversation, County Clerk Amanda López Askin is joined by New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver for an insightful discussion on the vital role women play in both history and politics.

They begin by exploring the unique leadership qualities that make women exceptional leaders and how these qualities shape their effectiveness in political roles. The conversation then turns to the specific obstacles women face in politics, including the critiques and challenges that often differ from those faced by their male counterparts.

Amanda and Maggie also share their advice for younger women navigating the world today, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, resilience, and self-empowerment. They highlight the value of female friendships, the power of communication, and how these bonds can foster success and solidarity.

Finally, the conversation wraps up with a powerful discussion on the significance of elections and why voting is especially crucial for women. Tune in to hear these two inspiring leaders share their insights on leadership, overcoming challenges, and the impact of women's voices in shaping our democracy.

 

Watch here: https://youtu.be/JmmLd7RG7gs?si=SFuNdezbtlYn7_QJ

Hosted by: Amanda López Askin

Special Guest: Maggie Toulouse Oliver 

Produced by: Caroline Zamora and Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter