Women’s History Month Panel: Latina Women and Accessing Reproductive Health Care

Join us for this free panel on Wednesday, March 26 at 7pm via Zoom. Panelists will include Destiny Lopez, Co-President and CEO of the Guttmacher Institute, and Carla Catalán Day, former Lillian’s List Featured Candidate and community leader.

Legislative Lunch

Join us for legislative speed dating! You’ll get to chat with three or more of your progressive, pro-choice women legislators while enjoying lunch from Sitti.

Get Local! Leadership Training

A training designed for women interested in running for local office in North Carolina. Stay tuned for more details and the application to launch soon! Contact [email protected] with questions.

Engaging Women of Color Training

An in-person training for Women of Color in North Carolina who are interested in running for office and becoming leaders in their communities. Stay tuned for the application to launch soon. Contact [email protected] with questions.

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Lillian Exum Clement was not only the first woman to serve in the North Carolina General Assembly, but also the first woman to serve in any state legislature in the South. In 1920, at just 26 years old, she ran and won against two male opponents in a primary election before the Equal Suffrage Amendment had even passed. Clement said of her experience running for office: “I want to blaze a trail for other women. I know that years from now there will be many other women in politics, but you have to start a thing.”

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We know that we along with our supporters are deeply disturbed by the results of the Presidential election. We had the chance to elect a strong, intelligent, pro-choice, and progressive woman as our president, but misinformation, voter suppression, and …

Today’s announcement from President Biden that he is dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris is big news, but it doesn’t change what we’re up against here in North Carolina. NC Republicans still have control of …

We wanted to share with our community that our Executive Director Sarah Preston will be departing this June after almost eight years with Lillian’s List. We will miss Sarah’s strong leadership, but are so excited for her as she moves on to work with th …