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Surprise! One more episode for the Get Political! Series! Marita & Monica sat down with Bhavini Patel and Sangya Gyawali, co-founders of Beam Data. Super passionate about everyone being counted, these dynamic women talk through the importance of counting every kind of person in the US. There's some controversy about the citize...

In our final installment of Get Political, we talk with the experts on the importance of crafting your message and why it's so crucial for a campaign! Only here will you get great (free) advice from Abigail Gardner, Owner of Scottie Public Affairs and Teresa M. Lundy, Founder & Principal of TML Communications. Also, Marita com...

It’s all about the Benjamins! Campaigns take money, period. But we’re here to help you get over that financial hurdle and get comfortable with asking for money! We talk to finance and fundraising experts Jasmine Sessoms, Julie Hallinan, and Simone Baer! These ladies are giving out gems that are sure to get your campaign seeing...

After you decide to run, next comes the grassroots strategy! We get the inside scoop from amazing people who have worked behind the scenes on local, state, and national campaigns. We talk to campaign strategists including Jessica Byrd (who worked on Stacey Abrams’ campaign!), Kelsey Shannon, Keyva Clark, and Matt Merriman-Pres...

Did you know that statistically, women are more likely to have their legislation passed? Get ready to learn from experts on how and why YOU should run for office (or at least support quality feminists to do so.) Welcome to the Get Political! Miniseries - episode 1 focuses on the HOW and the WHY, and we hear from experts inclu...

We’ve all seen robots in popular media doing crazy cool (and sometimes scary) things, but Henny Admoni’s robots are far beyond our childhood Jetson’s robo-maid dreams. Henny’s research focuses on developing intelligent, autonomous robots that help humans on complex tasks like eating a meal or learning a new skill. She is an As...

“Being a radical revolutionary means standing in the gap and being willing to access who is and who is not at the table.” - Symone D. Sanders

When Symone Sanders was the ripe old age of 25, she boldly pursued a job she wanted... and got it. Symone was the national press secretary for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sa...