Playing with Fire
Shannon Watts, Emily Amick, Susan Piver, Reshma Saujani, Kerry Docherty, Alexis McGill Johnson, Jordan Wood, EMILYs List, Michael D. Tubbs, D Goldman, Ann Warner, Amber GoodwinLight the match. Fan the flames. Change everything.
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Bestselling author / Organizer / Speaker / Summoner of women’s audacity / Founder, Firestarter University / Founder Emerita, Moms Demand Action
Political musings from Emily. Delivered to the inbox in your phone (presumably).
Founder, Open Heart Project. NY Times best selling author of many books, including "The Buddhist Enneagram" and "Inexplicable Joy: On the Heart Sutra". Student of Buddhism for 30+ years, teacher for more than a decade. Friend of Dudjom Tersar.
Reshma Saujani is a leading movement builder, the founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First, a New York Times bestselling author, and the host of the hit podcast My So-Called Midlife with Lemonada Media.
Author of SELFISH: Unlearning, Reclaiming, and Telling the Truth and the children's book Somewhere, Right now. Co-founder of Faherty Brand. Lover of writing, dead things, seaglass, and lazy gardening.
President & CEO of Planned Parenthood Action Fund. Also Pres. & CEO of Planned Parenthood. Advocate, traveler, and mom.
Dad, husband, Mainer, anti-corruption reformer. Born & raised in Lewiston. Running for Congress to fight for the people, not corporations & lobbyists.
For 40 years, we’ve changed the face of American politics by electing Democratic pro-choice women. Taking back power starts here. To access A Seat At The Table, join Friends of the List today >> https://go.emilyslist.org/Friends-of-the-List
Stockton kid turned Stockton Mayor. Husband. Dad. #UpsetTheSetup
Relentless advocate for equality, opportunity, and decency. Proud Mom. Restless Southerner. Executive Director of the Collaborative for Gender + Reproductive Equity (CGRE). Follow me on LinkedIn for more thoughts on gender and reproductive equity.
Candidate for Austin City Council District 1
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