CU Women Lead: Recent Episodes
Women's Leadership
Welcome to the Women's Leadership podcast!
Women are increasingly stepping up to leadership roles in fields as diverse as politics, education, business, health policy, medicine, the arts, and the sciences. This podcast will help you understand the challenges and opportunities women face, locally and globally, and give you the knowledge and skills you need to succeed wherever your interests lie.
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Allana, Kirby, and Courtney share the responses from local, on-campus, and national resources that help survivors who may face barriers as a result of their identities.
Kirby discusses the book, Women on the Run, written by Jennifer Lawless. Specifically, common myths that surround women on the campaign trail create a perceived challenge when choosing to run for office. This book and the podcast dismiss those myths.
Katy Bortz, a Women's Leadership and Political Science double major, discusses women within the Conservative party. She takes a look at the gender gap and the God gap.
Camri, Courtney, Kirby, Brittney, and Allana from the #MeToo class at Clemson discuss the topic of Survivor Perspectives and how different identities face unique barriers when seeking resources.
Kirby & Dr. Olson discuss the 2020 election and the role that women played in running for office, voter turnout, and the influence of religion in politics.