The White House Project is a nonpartisan, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization that aims to advance women’s leadership in all communities and sectors—up to the U.S. presidency—by filling the leadership pipeline with a richly diverse, critical mass of women.

Click here to apply for a White House Project Training in your area!The 2009 Go Run season will launch with Rural Go Run on May 1st –
The White House Project Featured in Sunday's Washington Post Magazine!"2008 was a spectacular year for women in politics," writes journalist Vanessa Gezari, who attended Georgia Go Run 2008. "But the sober reality is that the race has just begun." Read the entire article here. Listen to Georgia Go Run Alum Jennifer James Soto on Monday's edition of NPR's "Tell Me More." CHANGE Everything Blog
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Closing The Leadership GapWhite House Project Founder and President Marie Wilson's seminal book Closing The Leadership Gap was re-released in 2008, complete with an extremely relevant new afterword entitled "No More Waiting: Women in Politics and in Time of War." For more about the book that Geraldine Ferraro calls “a wake-up call to our country,” and that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi describes as "sharp, compelling, and completely on the mark,” click here. |