Women's Equality Journal

Pennsylvania has an election coming up on Tuesday, May 18th.  VOTE!

Women holding municipal office - are there many? And women in the air, specifically as stewardesses for PAN AM in the 1960s and 70s.  Interesting statistics to ponder.

Even if you've never been involved in politics at any level, you can (and maybe should) run for office in your local municipality.  Important decisions are being made every day in cities, townships, and boroughs and in school boards across the state.  The process is not secret but it is obscure.  Here are the five basic steps.

People who want to join their local government need to know the ins and outs of getting elected.  But more than that, they need clues about how the political culture works.

Spring break  -  a time to see a blooming world around us here in the northern hemisphere.  It's a new beginning in so many ways wherever we live - a time to connect with friends and make new ones, a time to enjoy the natural world around us.

Fighting voter suppression and winning with activists, corporate pressure, and a Federal law.

Post-covid, women face challenges in "returning" to the workplace.

When in difficult or hostile environments, we need ways to change them and to empower ourselves.

Comparing the fight for women's rights in the 70s and today