Features

Angelica Erazo received national recognition for her use of tech to crowdsource resources during Hurricane Harvey, COVID, and Ice Storm Uri.

Rebecca Acuña graced statewide headlines after she was selected as the Texas State Director for the Biden-Harris Presidential campaign.

Amy Kroll directs the LBJ Women’s Campaign School, a University of Texas program that trains women to run for office.

Ann Richards was the first woman State Treasurer of Texas and the second woman to serve as Texas Governor. This is our tribute to her.

Vanessa Fuentes recently secured her place on Austin City Council—a race that she won by a landslide against three other opponents.

Lavinia Masters advocated for testing of backlogged rape kits and is the namesake for HB8, The Lavinia Masters Act.

Meagan Biscamp is bringing social work lens to politics, transforming her community on a macro and micro level.

Adryana Aldeen has become one of the most well-known Hispanic conservative on Spanish news TV.

In 2018, Jenifer Sarver ran to represent Texas’ 21st District in the United States Congress.

Terri, a policy advocate for the American Heart Association, now works in all 50 states to advocate for health policy.

Kathie Tovo is the current Mayor Pro Tem representing City Council District 9 in Austin, Texas.

Julia O’Hanlon helped make statewide news after leading an all-female, University of Texas (UT) Student Government executive alliance ticket

Guneez & Hannah were both motivated to run for office after witnessing a lack of appropriate representation in UT’s SGA.