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The American Democracy Institute’s Pathways to Power Program assists exceptional young women leaders in finding, creating, and pursuing their own pathways to high-impact leadership positions.
Women are now the majority of the American workforce. Yet they are still missing from leadership positions in all institutions, be they financial, political, or social.
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The particular strengths that women generally bring to the table are especially critical as we face the challenges of the 21st Century.
The status quo is unacceptable. Young women leaders need a new pathway to power in this country, and you can help build it for them.
Introducing the 2009-10 Fellows
The American Democracy Institute is proud to announce the Women's Leadership Program's 2009-10 inaugural Fellowship class.
Top row, left to right: Alexandra Traber, Rachel Sterne, Erica Borggren, Allison Rogers, Emily Lenzner, Hua Wang, Jeri Powell. Bottom row: JJ DiGeronimo, Karen Sommer Shalett, Katariina Tuovinen, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Dr. Jennifer Lee, Alycia Kellman.
The class represents a
diverse array of backgrounds, representing fields that include
medicine, media,
technology, politics, government, and the law. Among the group are
women who have founded non-profits, risen through the ranks of
male-dominated fields, and represent the very best in an emerging
generation of public leaders. ADI is proud support this extraordinary
group as they ascend to the highest levels of public leadership.
Click here to meet the 2009-2010 fellows
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