Mamas with minor kids face unique barriers when running for and serving in public office.
Campaign Funds for Childcare
If parents can’t afford the childcare they need to campaign, it prevents parents from participating in the political system.
Campaign Funds for Security
Public servants shouldn’t have to choose between representing their communities and keeping themselves and their families safe.
Politics of Parenthood
Our research shows that moms are underrepresented at all levels of government—check out the data for your state.
Campaign Funds for Childcare Spending in States Lacking an Explicit Authorization
This spending demonstrates a need for Campaign Funds for Childcare regardless of party affiliation, gender, or office level.
Is Motherhood a Static Identity? The Importance of Considering Variation in Child Age Range When Studying Parenthood
Motherhood is not a static identity. Anyone can become a parent or caregiver at any time. We align with scholars who conceptualize motherhood as a dynamic life event with social, economic, and political implications (Greenlee 2014).
Less than 10% of Ohio lawmakers are moms of minor children. They say it informs their lawmaking.
Ohio Capital Journal
