Carol Wick, CEO, Sharity
Last week: WOMEN SPEAK OUT: On a historic week marking 100 years since women – although not all women – won the vote; Kamala Harris became the first woman of color nominated for vice president. Also heard on Harris’ big night — a fighter with a history of stopping sexual predators — were powerful messages from domestic violence survivors, including the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s Ruth Glenn. In fewer than 80 days, women will decide the most high-stakes election in history. Yet again, there are those seeking to silence our voices. They know when women vote, things change and change they must! Make your vote count!
