About She Can Win

Founded in 2013 She Can Win is a nonpartisan training program that provides support, mentorship and education to women who have a passion for civic leadership. Whether you are interested in running for Public Office, working on campaigns or becoming an advocate for a cause your passion about She Can Win can assist you with achieving your goals.

  Electing 100 Women CampaignBy 2020 She Can Win is dedicated to electing 100 Women to Local, State, Federal and National government.
  Women of Color ProjectWomen of Color face a different sort of challenges when seeking public office. She Can Win is part of a coalition that is dedicated to making sure that Women of Color are represented in all levels of government.
  What We OfferWhether you are looking to run for office, or work on campaigns, She Can Win is a one-stop shop that will assist you with meeting your goals. We offer a range of support to ensure that Women are represented within the Civic Leadership.
  TrainingWe provide comprehensive training for women interested in civic leadership. These trainings incorporate academic learning with applied sciences.

Our Mission

Our mission is to recruit, educate, and support women who desire leadership roles in the civic space. Furthermore, to inspire young girls in future generations to soar and reach they’re full potential. The vision of She Can Win is to create parity in the political realm. We believe that by providing the necessary resources and trainings that we are not only encouraging more women, but are placing more women in elected seats. She Can Win will act as a contribution in promoting equal representation by the year 2020.

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We are dedicated to gender equality in politics.

We are breaking this continuous cycle of barriers and getting more women involved, more importantly, more women elected.

Women in Elective Office 2017

“In 2017, 105 women serve in the U.S. Congress. Twenty-one women serve in the Senate and 84 women in the House. The number of women in statewide elective executive posts is 75, and the proportion of women in state legislatures is 24.9%.”