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Women’s Voices Message, Election Analysis
Carried
to Key Constituencies at Briefings
The message that women are working harder than ever before and are molding
our nation’s agenda was discussed at Women’s Voices ’96 briefings to the
New York Regional Area Grantmakers, the National Conference on State
Legislatures (NCSL) and AFL-CIO leaders. Briefings speakers analyzed
the issues and opinions important to women in conjunction with November’s
election, in which women voted for Bill Clinton by an overwhelming
percentage and in which the voting preferences of women and men diverged
by 17 points. (See related story on page 4.)
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A publication of the Center for Policy Alternatives, a non-profit, non-partisan catalyst for progressive policies in all 50 states; indexed in Urban Affairs Abstracts. ISSN #1070-3047
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Jane Gruenebaum,Chief Executive
Officer
Maxine Griffin, Coordinator
Linda Tarr-Whelan,
President
Anne Pfrimmer, Coordinator |
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Leadership Development
Nora
O’Connell , Director, Women and the Economy
Jennifer
Woolley
, Program Coordinator
Wes Watkins, Senior Fellow, Flemming
Fellows Leadership Institute
Renée Bianco, Flemming Fellows
Institute Director
Carolina Zumaran-Jones, Director, Eleanor Roosevelt Leadership
Institute
Jennifer Russell, Assistant
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Communications
Kristina Wilfore,
Director
Liz Cattaneo, Outreach and Publications
Coordinator
Andrew Cameron, Webmaster |
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Policy Initiatives
Bernie Horn, Director
Kirsten
Lindquist, Senior Policy
Analyst
Helen Gonzales,
Manager, Work and Family Investment
Enzo
Pastore, Director, Health Initiatives
John
Wilcox, Director, Democracy and
Technology |
State Networks
Joe
Ervin, Director
Northeast –
Bettye Jo Pakulis, Diallo Brooks
Southeast – Tracie Pough, Pascale Graham
Midwest – John Freeman
Southwest – Jesse Romero |
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Administration/Finance
Tom Gilmer, Vice
President
Chantel McCloud, Bookkeeper
Shawn Hayden,
Office Manager
Chris Rutledge, Associate Director of
Development
Laura Muir, Development
Associate
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Interns
Shira Brown, Jewel James, Steve Butterfield,
Jen Stange |
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