Since 2013, we have encouraged women to participate in the political process, provided networking opportunities for women, and educated the community about the benefits of women in politics.
Diane Mack
Amy Miller
Lola Presley
Kimberly Agular
Amanda Bowden
Kim Kirschenfeld
Lorraine Ogan
As of June 1, 2020, the members of the Institute are:
Mona Amodeo
Melinda Beckett
Dr. Judy Bense
Connie Bookman
Renee Bookout
Brigette Brooks
Nancy Bullock-Prevot
Lacey Powell Clark
Deborah J. Corbin
Dr. Laura Dortch Edler
Amanda Edwards
Phil Ehr
Lilly Eubanks
Rosalind Fisher
Cherry Fitch
Vikki Garrett
Kathi Gordon
Rev. Ron Helms-MacBeth
Elizabeth Hewey
Rand Hicks
Anna Higgins
Anna Hill
Elizabeth King
Kim Kirschenfeld
Stacey Kostevicki
Dr. Shirley Lewis-Brown
Kara Luckett
Beverly Mayo
Ashley McDonald
Amy Miller
Paula Montgomery
Victoria Mullet
Evalyn Narramore
Nell Olsen
Hong Tran Potomski
Dr. Cheryl Powell
James Reeves
Grover Robinson
Michelle Salzman
Monica Sanford
Martha Saunders
Pamela Schwartz
Betsy Smith
Myra Van Hoose
Muriel Wagner
Megan Walters
Kathie Weiland
Magi Williams
Virginia Yeagle
Marie Young
Beverly Zimmern
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Our Board of Directors and members have been published in our local Pensacola News Junorial - Guest View
Magi Thomley Williams, PNJ Guest columnist – Published 7:00 a.m. CT May 2, 2020 Women’s History Month celebrates women’s contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually […]
All societies have what Emile Durkheim, a noted sociologist, called collective consciousness.
Women in Politics… Why and Why Now? A number of important societal institutions and services are influenced by politics: education, healthcare, infrastructure, transportation
“To transform politics by increasing women’s engagement and representation in public leadership and the political process.”
— IWP MISSION STATEMENT
The Institute for Women in Politics is a 501C3 entity, CH41846, Pensacola, Florida
