She the People is a national nonprofit dedicated to building political power for women of color through leadership training, advocacy, and civic engagement. The organization focuses on elevating diverse voices, advancing racial and gender equity, and turning civic participation into measurable policy outcomes.
By uniting grassroots organizers, policymakers, and everyday voters, She the People creates a dynamic network that shapes the national conversation on democracy, representation, and inclusive civic life.
| Organization | Primary Focus | Key Programs | Target Communities | Impact Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| She the People | Women of color political leadership | She the People Summit, policy campaigns, voter education | Black, Latina, Indigenous, Asian American, and Pacific Islander women | Thousands of leaders trained, policy wins, increased voter turnout |
| Partner or Community Group | Issue-specific advocacy | Grassroots lobbying, storytelling projects, candidate support | Local and national coalitions | Legislative scorecards, community surveys |
She the People Summit and National Convenings
The She the People Summit brings together activists, organizers, and elected leaders to advance policy agendas centered on women of color. These convenings feature workshops, keynote speakers, and networking that strengthen movement building.
Policy and Legislative Advocacy
Through targeted campaigns, She the People influences legislation on voting rights, health equity, economic justice, and criminal justice reform. The organization mobilizes members to engage directly with policymakers to ensure that women of color leadership informs decision-making.
Leadership Development and Training
Training programs offer skill-building in organizing, media engagement, fundraising, and civic storytelling. Participants learn how to run for office, advocate effectively, and build sustainable community campaigns.
Movement Storytelling and Civic Narratives
By centering personal stories, She the People reframes who is seen as a leader in democracy. These narratives challenge stereotypes and highlight the solutions women of color bring to public policy.
Engaging with She the People for Greater Civic Impact
- Join the national conversation and summit to connect with movement leaders.
- Participate in policy campaigns that focus on voting rights, health equity, and economic justice.
- Enroll in leadership development sessions to build organizing and advocacy skills.
- Support women of color political leadership through visibility, donations, and volunteer efforts.
- Use storytelling and data to influence local and national policy decisions.
FAQ
Reader questions
Who is She the People and what communities does it represent?
She the People is a national nonprofit that builds political power for women of color, including Black, Latina, Indigenous, Asian American, and Pacific Islander women.
What types of programs does She the People offer to civic leaders?
Programs include the annual summit, leadership trainings, policy advocacy workshops, and voter education initiatives focused on advancing gender and racial equity.
How does She the People influence policy at the state and federal level? The organization mobilizes members to engage with legislators, supports policy campaigns on voting and health equity, and uses data-driven advocacy to shape legislation. Can individuals join She the People or participate in its events?
Yes, individuals can join as members, attend the summit, participate in trainings, and engage in advocacy actions through the organization’s online and local networks.