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Press Clips: July 2005 - Today

 

2008 - December

• Women inspired by gains in government [Gannett News Service]
• United Indians development officer in leadership project [Indian County Today]
• A mixed bag for women this election year [Associated Press]

2008 - November

• Ensuring women get their say [Arab News]
• Another Triumph for Clinton, Many Women Agree [The New York Times]
• Colorado tops percentage of women state legislators as gains inch forward [The Colorado Independent]
• Gender-to-Agenda Bender [NBC]
• Women Leaders by the Numbers [Wall Street Journal]
• House Races Push Women's Numbers to New High [Women's eNews]
• Big Island woman gets recognized for green business in O, the Oprah Magazine [KHNL NBC 8]
• Feminists claim Clinton and Palin paved the way for a new generation [The Guardian]
• Michigan Women Go Run! [TriCity]

2008 - October

• 'Take our Daughters to the Polls' campaign gives girls a place in politics [Denver Women's Examiner]
• Stakeholders founder draws fans -including Oprah - with her vision for region [Times Union]
• Councilwoman named in "O” Magazine [News 10 Now]
• Take your daughter to the polls! [Time Out New York Kids]
• Local politicians find success in male-dominated scene [Newark Advocate]
• Hillary lost the race but women are running the election show [The Guardian]
• N.C. a top state for female candidates [Charlotte Observer]
• Newark council president featured in O magazine [Newark Star-Ledger]
• Leading Woman [Boston Globe]
• Novato physician's health plan lauded in Oprah's magazine [Marin Independent Journal]
• Berkeley Resident Recognized By O Magazine [The Daily Californian]
• Women Could Reach 'Critical Mass' in Congress [Women's eNews]
• Berkeley woman among 80 trailblazers in Oprah's magazine [Oakland Tribune]
• Nightly Webcast [News Channel 34]
• L.B. Woman's Elder-Care Web Site Wins her National Acclaim [Long Beach Press-Telegram]
• Local Role Models For Women [Hartford Courant]
• Oprah Likes Hedgeman [Times Union]
• People in News [Vienna Connection]
• Redlands woman's idea lands her a spot on 'Oprah' [San Bernardino Sun]
• Crisis Manager Davia Temin Leads Presentation on How Women Survive and Thrive in Turbulent Times [PR Newswire]
• Oprah magazine salutes Latina 'army' [Connecticut Post]
• Ames woman chosen for leadership program [Mid-Iowa news]
• Women in Leadership: The 20% Rule [BusinessWeek]
• Colorado women to be featured in 'O, The Oprah Magazine' [Denver Women's Examiner]
• Mildred Crump Honored for Empowering Newark Women [The Daily Newarker]
• Cambridge resident gets lessons in leadership courtesy of Oprah [Cambridge Chronicle]
• Loveland woman wins O, The Oprah Magazine, contest [Cincinnati Enquire]
• The Leadership Lid [Newsweek]

2008 - September

• Women are starting to achieve political parity [Newsday]
• Police sergeant gains leadership training [The Times of Northwest Indiana]
• Helping Michigan Women Run for Office... And Win [Dome Magazine]
• Gender Politics In Ohio: Clinton Mostly Ignores Palin [The Washington Post]
• Parties Recruit Growing Numbers of Women to Vote, Fewer to Run [News Blaze]
• Women raise their voices [Vail Trail]
• Mommy Wars: Children vs. Career [NPR]
• Group Aims to Boost Number of Women in Michigan Office [Gongwer News Service]

2008 - August

• Girl Scouts empowered by The White House Project [YourHub.com]
• Women's Agenda Storms Into Dem Convention [Women's eNews]
• Angry PUMAs on the prowl in Denver [Salon.com]
• How Much Did Hillary Clinton's Historic Run Really Break the Glass Ceiling? [U.S. News & World Report]
• Equality day encourages women to keep pressing on [Lansing State Journal]
• The progress women have made [The Denver Post]
• Vote, Eagle County women [Vail Daily]
• Guest Editorial:Women’s political presence wanes [Planet Jackson Hole]
• 'Unconventional Women' Explores Current Climate for Women and Politics During the Democratic National Convention in Denver [The Denver Post]
• Women Candidates Encouraged to Sharpen their Debate Skills [Public News Service]
• Normalized by Hillary Clinton [The Washington Post]
• How has Hillary Clinton impacted women in politics? [The Denver Women's Examiner]
• Ann Fisher commentary: Governor's appointing of women is mixed bag [The Columbus Dispatch]

2008 - July

• Pelosi, Albright, Affleck main courses at mayor's DNC "banquet" [The Denver Post]
• Filmmakers' point: Putting women in charge [San Francisco Chronicle]
• Female V.P.s Leave Hillary Loyalists Cold [Women's eNews]
• Coachella woman featured in movie on potential leaders [The Press-Enterprise]
• Unconventional Women symposium held during DNC [Colorado Independent]
• Calling All Women to the White House [OpEdNews.com]
• Voices too often missing in op-ed land: women's [The Christian Science Monitor]
• Local Professor and Politicos Encourage Women to Run for Office [The Weekly]
• Documentary features Rockford native as 'woman who could be president' [Rockford Register Star]
• LETTER; Human Security and State Security [The New York Times]
• The Obama Veepwatch, Vol. 5: Kathleen Sebelius [Newsweek]
• The opinion pages: mostly a man's world [San Francisco Chronicle]

2008 - June

• Tweens and Twenties See Future Led by Women [Women's eNews]
• Bias, Punditry and the Press In the 2008 Election: "News to Better Reflect our Complex Realities" [SoHo Journal]
• Generation Y Refuses Race-Gender Dichotomy [AlterNet]
• Tales from the Trail: Campaign debates over sexism, racism, ageism rage on [Reuters]
  
• You've come a long way, baby [Greeley Tribune]
• Home Is Where the Cash Is [OpenSecrets.org]
• The best revenge: Get even [The Boston Globe]
• Clinton's Run for President Inspires Other Women [U.S. News & World Report]
• Sexism and other reasons Hillary Clinton lost [Newsday]
• Spotlight back on Pelosi [The Hill]
• Even in defeat, victory [Philadelphia Inquirer]
  
• Hillary Clinton to endorse Barack Obama and suspend White House campaign [The Telegraph]
• Clinton's Real Victory [Washington Post]
• Commentary: Clinton started a new political movement [CNNPolitics.com]
• Ohio Women Encouraged to Lace Up Their "Running" Shoes [Public News Service]
• Two BCLP alums strive to create leadership opportunities for others [Community Leader Online]
  
• Close Finish May Inspire Other Women To Pursue Higher Office [Wall Street Journal]
  
• Clinton's Legacy Leaves Light on for Other Women [Women's eNews]
• U.S. women view Clinton withdrawal with sorrow, pride [San Diego Tribune]
  
• If not Clinton, who could be Madame President? [Burlington Free Press]
• Tough enough, but it wasn't enough [Globe and Mail]
• “Go Run” training program for women set for Columbus [Dayton Daily News]
  
• McCain Aide Sees Sexism, a View That Fits a Pattern [The Washington Post]
• Hillary's history? [Belfast Telegraph]
• Meet the Colorado delegates [Rocky Mountain News]
  

2008 - May

• Midland natives Parkhust, Casteel in Project Go Run [Midland Daily News]
• Seminar encourages, equips Michigan women to run for office [Midland Daily News]
• Running strong [Columbus Alive!]
• A Knack for Putting Feminism on Film [The New York Times]
  
• Lansing seminar sponsored by White House Project prepares women for politics [Grand Rapids Press]
• Conference head brings passion for politics to home state [Holland Sentinel]
• An Invitation to Women: “GO RUN” for Office [Public News Service]
• Project Buoys Efforts to Elect Iowa Women, Increase LeaderAship [Iowa Independent]
• Clinton's female fans wonder what if _ and when [Associated Press]
• Women in the Running [Truthout]
• Creating a political network of/for women [Business North]
• A Project to Create More Hillary Clintons [The Chronicle of Philanthropy]
• First Lady Fine Line [The Washington Independent]
• Race to the Bottom [The Nation]
• Women gain strength as campaign donors [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
  

2008 - April

• Women's influence as campaign donors skyrockets [Dallas Morning News]
• Candidates break from the gender norms to capture voters [Dallas Morning News]
• Why did Silda Spitzer stand by her man? [The Virginia Gazette]
• Arizona governor hosts ethics lecture on immigration [The Santa Clara]
• Swiftboated or Suckered -- Both Mean Losing [The Huffington Post]
• From the Ground Up: Glamour and The White House Project [Glamour]
• What’s your point, Margot Presley? [Duluth Budgeteer News]
  
• Marie Wilson: We need their voices [Star Tribune]
• Do women get the press we deserve? [Guardian UK]
• Michelle Obama courts voters for Barack [The News & Observer]
  
• Film tells girls: We've come a long way, not there yet [The Capital Times]
• Like the Candidates, TV's Political Pundits Show Signs of Diversity [The New York Times]
• Film points out: Women can be leaders [Wisconsin State Journal]
  
• Women focus on supporting young leaders [Red Wing Republican Eagle]
• Women Rule! [O, The Oprah Magazine]
  

2008 - March

• 15 Amazing Women You've Never Heard Of [MSN Lifestyle]
• Women Push Back in Support of Clinton [Associated Press]
• 71st place [Columbus Alive]
• Hollywood has spoken [The Star Ledger]
  
• Closing gender gap in Range leadership a worthy goal [Hibbing Daily Tribune]
• Yes, You Could Be Mayor [REDBOOK]
• See Jane Run [5280]
• Political Leadership Training Takes Program to Rural Minnesota [Grand Rapids Herald Review]
• Iron Range Women Take The Political Lead [Pine Journal]
• Iron Range Women Take The Political Lead [Fleetwood Forum]
• Editorial: Women in office [Milwaukee Journal Sentinal]
  
• Conference hopes to build new era of women leaders [Red Wing Republican Eagle]
• Why did Silda Spitzer stand by her man? [am New York]
• Past, Present and Future Trailblazers [Westport News]
  
• Campaign reflects long divide over rights fight [The Philadelphia Inquirer]
• More Madison ingredients in the 2008 Wisconsin Film Festival lineup [Isthmus]
• Women’s History Month looks to politics [Fredonia Campus Report]
• Hillary leads new era of woman empowerment [Lancaster Eagle-Gazette]
• Women Rule! [O Magazine]

2008 - February

• Women Who Lead promises student success [The Beacon]
• Women gaining faster in Congress than on state level [Gannett News Service]
• State is regressing in electing women [Akron Beacon Journal]
• Ladies, why aren't you running for office? [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
• The day after 'Super Tuesday' [Al Jazeera]
• 16 Ways of Looking at a Female Voter [The New York Times]

2008 - January

• Politics in Vogue [The New York Review of Magazines]
• If Hillary Wins... [More Magazine]
• Sebelius Speech Latest Turn in National Spotlight [WIBW]
• National Groups Try to Recruit Women Candidates in Milwaukee [Milwaukee Public Radio]
• Obama tries risky strategy vs. 'Clintons' [Politico]
• Ready, set . . . this time, caucuses are reason to go [Rocky Mountain News]
• Model Candidate [Minnesota Women's Press]

2007 - December

• Ann Fisher commentary: Too few women engaged in politics [The Columbus Dispatch]
• Vote, Run, Lead! [ABC News]
• US Democrats vie for female vote [Agence France-Presse]
• Should We Launch a Holding-Company Project? [Advertising Age]

2007 - November

• Say My Name, Say My Name [NPR's On the Media]
• Training for women to go run for office [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
• 75 women leaders gather for summit on global security [Associated Press]
• Can she win? [The Guardian]
• Women get a lesson in politics from ground up [Denver Post]
• Rise to power.  Are women man enough for the president's job? [yourStyle Magazine]

2007 - October

• Primatologist's stories inspire girls [Your Hub]
• GOP Women in OH GA: endangered species [Wide Open]
• Women Lead Each Other Into Political Ring [Women's E-News]
• At 60, Hillary is getting ready to be director of her '3rd act'  [New York Daily News]
• Latina Initative inspires [Cherry Creek News]
• Younger every day [Minnesota Women's Press]
• Fifth ‘Every Woman Counts’ Campaign Includes Assist from Hearst Titles, Non-Profit Groups [Multichannel News]
• Lifetime Networks Launches its Largest Multi-Platform 'Every Woman Counts' [PRNewswire]
• Style becomes a real issue in '08 presidential race [USA Today]
• Leaders Say Women Can Do It All But Must Be Willing to Take Risks [UCF News and Information]
• The XX Factor [National Journal]
• Making History at Harvard [Global Dialogue Center]
• Operation Pipeline [More Magazine]

2007 - September

• Leadership seminar planned for prospective candidates [Spartanburg Herald Journal]
• If you want change, start getting political  [Times Union]
• Gender, Dodd Hinder Hillary [The Hartford-Courant]

2007 - August

• Ms. President and the Girl Scouts [The American Prospect]
• Political group looks for women who can lead - and win [The Journal News]
• Kos and Foreign Policy [The American Prospect]

2007 - July

• Women Aiming High [National Journal]
• Elizabeth Edwards finds her voice [News & Observer]
• Sad state of affairs [Metro New York]
• Move over, Hillary Clinton [BusinessWeek]

2007 - June

• Matters with Kansas: Of high courts, tornadoes and abandoned backhoes in Iraq [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
• More women needed at the top [Parramatta Sun]
• Girls encouraged to take leadership risks [The Age]
• Women need real choices [The Courier Mail]

2007 - May

• Queen of the Heartland [Harvard Political Review]
• Going backward [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
• Breaking into the 'boys club'  [Jackson Hole Star Tribune]
• Political Boot Camp Trains Future Women Officeholders  [TheDenverChannel.com]
• Women wanted: Candidates sought for political office [9News Colorado]
• White men get the lion's share  [San Francisco Chronicle]
• Comparison To Clinton Is Dismissed  [Washington Post]

2007 - April

• Female candidates face pressure from female voters to meet very high standards [Associated Press]
• Analysis: Clinton's Big Paradox [Associated Press]
• Women Rise to Power in Statehouses [Associated Press]

2007 - March

• Girls’ conference inspires young leaders [Greenwood Village Hub]
• Stop the Presses, Boys! Women Claim Space on Op-Ed Pages [New York Times]
• In Pelosi Era, Women Still Lag in Legislatures [USA Today]

2007 - February

• It's Time, Madame President [Denver Post]
• Dollhouse to White House [New York Daily News]
• Tough Women in Office (1 Letter) [New York Times]

2006 - December

• Is America Ready for Hillary or Obama? [Newsweek]

2006 - November

• Marie Wilson: Filling the Pipelines of Power  [Minnesota Star Tribune]
• Muslim Struggle to Break Stereotypes [Reuters]
• The REAL Impact of Women’s Leadership [The Atlanta Voice]

2006 - October

• Daughters [volume 11 number 5]
• The Ugly Face of Politics' Old Boys Club [New York Daily News - OpEd]
• Women at the Top: Why the Numbers Matter (1 Letter) [New York Times]
• A Political Opportunity for Women [The Washington Post]
• Many Still Reluctant to Vote For a Woman [New York Daily News]

2006 - September

• Women’s Leadership Expert at Fundraiser [The Daily Times-Call]
• An Issue Women Can Run With [Chicago Tribune]
• Is Katie Couric good enough? [Chicago Tribune]

2006 - August

• White House Project gives women the tools to run for office [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
• Groups Seek Female Candidates [USA Today]

2006 - July

• Lifting barriers to electing more women [The Christian Science Monitor]

2006 - June

• Women Achieving More Politically [Associated Press]
• The Ascent of a Woman [The New York Times]
• At D.C. Gala, Talk of a `Cultural Change' [The Boston Globe]
• Women Hope to be Future Leaders [Daily Camera]
• Gala's Menu Serves Chile con Clinton [Chicago Tribune]
• Chilean Chief Urged To Boost Democracy In Latin America [Gulf Times]
• For Washington Women, Dinner With a Taste Of Real Power [The Washington Post]
• Supreme Court Justices Report Road Trips [Associated Press]
• Too Short a Term for TV Nation's First Female 'Commander' [Concord Monitor]
• Ellen Goodman: TV Series May Hurry History [Spokesman Review]
• Alas, First Female Prez's Term Ending [The Buffalo News]
• Bush Hosts Chilean President at White House [Voice of America]
• Chilean President Bachelet Makes First Official Visit to US [Ms. Magazine]
• The White House Project Honors Chile's First Woman President, Michelle Bachelet (Revised) [U.S. Newswire]
• TV 'Chief' Comes To Berea Reunion [Richmond Register]

2006 - May

• Getting Women in the Club [Campaigns & Elections]
• Presidential Material [Minnesota Women's Press]
• Where the Boys Aren't: Toasting Chile's Prez [The Washington Post]
• Can Hillary Win? Can Any Woman? (5 Letters) [The New York Times]
• Hillary Can Run, but Can She Win? [The New York Times]

2006 - March

• Why hasn’t U.S. joined Chile, Liberia in 21st century? [Chicago Daily Herald]
• Who is Our Bachelet? [Feministing.com]
• Viva La Presidenta: Michelle Bachelet's Chile [DemocracyArsenal.org]
• Once Exiled, Bachelet Now Chile's Leader [Associated Press]
• Electing A Woman President: A Dry Run [Associated Press - asap]
• The White House Project Heads to Chile [The Huffington Post]
• The women's room . . . [Chicago Sun-Times]

2006 - February

• A Woman for President? [PARADE]
• Female Electability Depends on Perfection [Daily Progess]
• Hutchison called fit for Oval Office [Houston Chronicle]
• Eight Women for 2008? [Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire]
• Nonprofit Group Releases List of Potential Women Candidates [Associated Press]
• Center for Politics Hosts Symposium on Women Presidential Candidates [Cavalier Daily]
• Snowe, Collins On Group's Short List [Portland Press Herald]
• Franklin For President? Women's Group Thinks So [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
• Hutchison Mentioned As A Presidential Contender [Star-Telegram Washington Bureau]
• First Woman President? [Philadelphia Daily News]
• No Rachel Brand? Toni Jennings? Katherine Harris? [The Hotline]
• Bridging the Political Gender Gap [Columbia Spectator]
• The White House Project Comes to St. Catherine's - Feb. 20 [The College of St. Catherine]
• Employers Step Up Efforts to Lure Stay-at-Home Mothers Back to Work [The Wall Street Journal]
• Will The Next One Be A Girl? [Economic Times]
• Money An Obstacle For Female Candidates [Lawrence Journal World]
• The Quest To Become Ms. President [CBS News Sunday Morning]

2006 - January

• Gender Gap Narrows In Political Debates [Lawrence Journal World]
• U.S. Female Head Of State: Coming Soon? [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
• Could U.S. Elect A Woman As President? [Twin Cities Pioneer Press]
• How to Totally Rule Your World [Cosmopolitan Magazine]

2005 - December

• NAPOLITANO: One Of Six Huh? That's Quite An Honor [The Hotline]
• Oprah's Magazine Touts Napolitano as President Material [The Arizona Republic]
• Norma Adams-Wade: Getting Women Into Their Workday Best [Dallas Morning News]
• Dahlia: A Roaring Success For Women [Rocky Mountain News]
• A Crack In The Glass Ceiling Of Television News? [Scripps Howard News Service]
• Move Over, Mister; Women Are Rising As Anchors, Stars [Baltimore Sun]
• Progress Shows In Subtle Way [Salt Lake City Tribune]

2005 - November

• Women Are Experts Too [Minnesota Women's Press]
• Think Tank [PhiladelphiaCityPaper.net]
• A false Sense of Enlightenment [Scripps Howard News Service]
• Girls Need Role Models in Positions of Power [Star Bulletin]
• Waiting for Madam President [Asbury Park Press / USA Today]
• Madam President, Madam President [The Nation]
• The Sisterhood Is Powerful [Business New Haven]
• America's 5 Best Governors [Time Magazine]
• Geena in 2008 [Dissident Voice]
• Hail to the ‘Chief’ [Pittsburg Tribune]
• Rolodex of Female Pundits Is Ready for Spin [Women's eNews]
• A Lie Exposed [The Philadelphia Inquirer: Letters]
• A Woman in Command [AlterNet]
• Letter to the Editor, “Women in Politics: Double Standards” [The New York Times]
• The Votes Are In: Political TV A Winner [Lynchburg News]
• Powerful, Feisty, Successful ... Maybe That's Why The Lady Can't Get A Date [The Guardian]
• Has liberal become the new `N-word'? [The Miami Herald]
• Rosa Parks was not an ‘accidental heroine’ [The Centre Daily]

2005 - October

• Can A Woman Be President? [Life & Style]
• Commander In Chief Is Raising The Wrong Questions [Knight Ridder]
• Grant Aids Female Politicians [Iowa City Press-Citizen]
• Is Commander In Chief Getting America Ready for a Woman President [St. Paul Pioneer Press]
• Women in the White House on the Web [Detroit Free Press]
• The Single Stigma [The Philadelphia Inquirer]
• Letter Responses [The Dallas Morning News]
• Tuning Women Into Politics [The Salt Lake Tribune]
• Show Poses Questions of Woman President [The Hilltop]
• Sunday TV Looks Like The Man Show [U.S. News & World Report]
• When Women Lead [Newsweek]
• The Value of the Outsider [Newsweek]
• The Outsider Brings a Fresh Perspective To Today's Problems [The Buffalo News]
• A Female 'Chief'? We Have a Ways To Go [Seattle Post Intelligencer]
• Newswatch [Somali Press Online]
• New Study Confirms Continuing Under-Representation of Women in Media [Ms. Magazine]
• SheSource is launched by The White House Project [Joplin Independent]
• Letters to the Editor [Dallas Morning News]
• Intelligence Report [Parage Magazine]
• ANALYSIS: At 20, Emily's List Led Way For Women On Both Side Of The Aisle [The News & Observer]
• Database Aims To Up Use Of Female Experts In Press [PR Week]
• TV Show With Female President May Prepare U.S. For The Real Thing [Knight Ridder Newspapers]
• Call Her Madame President [USA Today]
• Female President? Think Outside Box [The Plain Dealer]
• Woman In White House Gets TV Vote [The Toledo Blade]
• Rampant Speculation (in the wrinkle category) [The News Tribune]
• A Woman President [The Oregonian]
• Oh-eight [MSNBC]
• A Supreme Court Nominee's Physical Appearance: Why All The Talk? [Associated Press]
• Red alert! Look At Those Lips [Detroit Free Press]

2005 - September

• A TV Show and Its Political Party [Wall Street Journal]
• `Commander in Chief': Fantasy Or The Future? [Albany Times Union]
• Screen Test For America's First Woman President [The Guardian]
• Ladies First: Will Reality Follow Geena Davis' TV Presidency? [Associated Press]
• Red-Lighting Hillary? [New York Daily News]
• A Woman In Chief [The Hill]
• 'Commander' Sets Sights On Ultimate Glass Ceiling [Contra Costa Times]
• A Woman At The Helm [LA Times]
• Prime Time Power Base [LA Times]
• Power Suits Her [Baltimore Sun]
• Madame President [National Public Radio]
• Ready for Madam President? [Washingtonian]
• Women in Politics: "Commander In Chief"? [WashingtonPost.com online chat transcript]
• Hail To The Chief [The Journal Gazette]
• Ms. President Finally Ready For Prime Time [The Spokesman-Review]
• ABC Show Gives White House Project Outlet To Tout Female Presidency [PR Week]
• Women Hope To Say Hail To The "Chief" [Denver Post]
• A Woman's Place In The (White) House [National Journal]
• O, The Oprah Magazine

2005 - July

• These Women Are Changing Their Nations [Parade Magazine]
• Can Hillary Be Elected Commander In Chief? [USA Today]